The reporter learned from the Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center that a Vietnamese ship was in distress and sank in the South China Sea. There were 62 crew members on board. Currently, 39 people have been rescued, and 23 people are still missing. According to reports, the ship “KHOI NGUYEN18” in distress sank on the night of July 24. The people in distress drifted along the ocean current on a liferaft to the waters near Yongshao Reef in Nansha. The passing Ministry of Transport's “South China Sea Rescue 115” ship discovered two batches of life rafts, rescuing a total of 36 Vietnamese crew members. According to news from the Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center at 10 a.m. on the 26th, 3 more crew members in distress were rescued. As of press release, 23 people are still missing. The Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center is organizing and coordinating multiple forces to carry out search and rescue work.

The reporter learned from the Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center that a Vietnamese ship was in distress and sank in the South China Sea. There were 62 crew members on board. Currently, 39 people have been rescued, and 23 people are still missing. According to reports, the ship “KHOI NGUYEN18” in distress sank on the night of July 24. The people in distress drifted along the ocean current on a liferaft to the waters near Yongshao Reef in Nansha. The passing Ministry of Transport's “South China Sea Rescue 115” ship discovered two batches of life rafts, rescuing a total of 36 Vietnamese crew members. According to news from the Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center at 10 a.m. on the 26th, 3 more crew members in distress were rescued. As of press release, 23 people are still missing. The Sansha Maritime Search and Rescue Sub-Center is organizing and coordinating multiple forces to carry out search and rescue work.