Quang Binh: A floating restaurant was swept out to sea by floods, 4 people narrowly escaped

Recently, the Border Guard of Quang Binh province and people successfully rescued a floating restaurant whose mooring line was broken by big waves and drifted out to sea. Luckily there was no human damage.

Specifically, on September 27, Nhat Le Border Guard Station (Dong Hoi City, Quang Binh Province) coordinated with local people to successfully rescue a floating restaurant that was swept out to sea by floods, promptly saving lives. 4 people trapped inside.

Before that, around 1:00 a.m. on the same day, the above floating restaurant owned by Mr. PVD (born in 1973, residing in Hai Thanh ward, Dong Hoi city) was anchored at Nhat Le estuary. When he saw that it started to rain heavily with big waves, Mr. D. decided to pull into Phong Thuy canal - a few hundred meters from the anchorage for temporary shelter.

However, while preparing to tow, the anchor rope suddenly broke, causing the entire restaurant to drift out to sea. At this time, on the floating restaurant there were 4 guests sleeping soundly. Strong waves and strong winds pushed the restaurant into the area of fast flowing water.

Feeling danger was near, Mr. D. informed the authorities and people responded. Upon receiving the news, local people quickly tied ropes to the wall of the floating restaurant, struggled, and coordinated with the Border Guard to deploy rescue measures. While anchoring to secure the floating restaurant, the restaurant owner was injured by the anchor rope wrapped around his leg.

People took turns wading into the water and tying ropes to keep this floating house, to limit waves from damaging property. At about 2:45 a.m., the waves gradually washed over the raft and drifted close to the beach.

Currently, the authorities and local people have pulled the floating restaurant into a safe anchorage area; Four people on the floating restaurant were rescued and their health is stable. Mr. D was taken to the hospital for treatment and wound treatment.

According to the Labor page, also due to the impact of storms, a fishing boat with the number QB 98124 - TS was anchored in the Gianh River area, in Van Phu Village (Quang Van commune, Quang Trach district, Quang Binh). ) was completely sunk by the waves.

Also according to this source, in early September this year, to avoid big waves, a crab trawler was sunk, leaving 5 fishermen adrift at sea; One person swam ashore and informed the border guards at An Thoi Port Border Gate (Phu Quoc City, Kien Giang) for rescue.

On September 3, the Border Guard Station Command of An Thoi Port Border Gate said that the unit saved the lives of 3 fishermen who were drifting at sea in the sinking of a ship in Phu Quoc waters.

Initial information, early in the morning of September 2, the crab net vehicle with license plate number KG 258xx TS was moving to An Thoi port to avoid heavy waves, arriving at a location about 8 nautical miles west of Mui Hanh. Suddenly, it was sunk by a strong wave.

After the ship captained by Mr. Bo (permanent resident of Nam Yen commune, An Bien district (Kien Giang) - sank, both he and the remaining 4 people clung to a freezer drifting at sea. At about 3:30 p.m. the same day , the captain swam to shore and went to the An Thoi Port Border Guard station to report for rescue of 4 people stranded at sea.

Upon hearing the news, the Command Board of the Border Guard Station of An Thoi Port Border Gate (Kien Giang Province Border Guard) immediately reported the situation of Mr. Bo's crab trawl boat being in distress offshore, in the waters controlled by the Border Guard Station. Managed by An Thoi Port Border Gate Office.

Receiving the news, the unit's Command Board reported to the Commander and informed Coast Guard Force 4, Navy Region 5 to mobilize search vehicles. At the same time, in coordination with ship BP 20-19-01 of Tho Chau Border Guard Station, Kien Giang Provincial Border Guard deployed to the above area for rescue.

At 5:45 p.m., 600m west of An Thoi beach, the authorities discovered 4 people clinging to a freezer, drifting at sea. During the rescue process, due to strong waves and winds, only 3 people were rescued alive, while 1 person sank into the sea and disappeared.

By this time it was already dark and the rescue team could no longer search, so they brought the three survivors to shore for emergency treatment.

The rescued victims include: Mr. Tung (born in 1984, permanent resident of An Minh district), Mr. Thang (born in 1963) and Ms. Tho (born in 1997) permanent resident of An Bien district. All three are crew members on Mr. Bo's ship. The missing person searched by rescue forces is Mr. THL (born in 1958, permanent resident of An Bien district).

After timely emergency treatment, the health of the three victims was temporarily stable and recovered. The command board of the Border Guard station at An Thoi port border gate has notified local authorities and relevant forces to continue searching for the remaining 1 missing person. On the morning of September 3, Mr. L was found and did not survive.

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