Chinese ship rams, sinks
Vietnamese fishing boat in
Vietnamese fishing
boat ĐNa 90152 was seen days before it was rammed to sink by a Chinese
fishing boat in an area within the Vietnamese territorial waters on May 26,
2014. Tuoi Tre
A Chinese fishing boat rammed and
sank a Vietnamese fishing ship with 10 fishermen on board in the Vietnamese
territorial waters on Monday. All the crewmembers were rescued by other
Vietnamese fishing boats.
At 4 pm May 26, about 40 Chinese fishing boats
surrounded a group of Vietnamese fishing ships in an area about 17 nautical
miles south-southwest from the location where
These Vietnamese ships were from the central city of
Suddenly, Chinese fishing boat #11209 crashed into
Vietnamese fishing ship DNa 90152 with 10 fishermen on board.
The hard hit sank the local ship, and some Vietnamese
fishing boats operating nearby managed to save all the 10 crew members.
The waters where the Vietnamese ship sank is within
Meanwhile, the area where the Chinese rig is illicit
placed remained very tense on Monday, said a Vietnam Coast Guard unit on the
scene.
Chinese vessels always attempted to ram or fire their
water cannons at Vietnamese ships, so local vessels had to try to avoid being
attacked, the unit said.
The Chinese rig is located at 15°29’58’’ North latitude
and 111°12’06’’ East longitude in the
According to a report from the Vietnamese Fisheries
Resources Surveillance Department, the rig moved about 100 meters north on
Sunday, May 25.
After making such a movement, the rig stopped moving on
Monday, Ha Le, deputy head of the department, reported the same day.
Since placing its oil rig in the Vietnamese waters on
May 1,
These Chinese ships have continuously rammed or fired their water cannons at Vietnamese vessels, and such attacks have so far injured 12 Vietnamese fisheries surveillance officers and damaged many boats, the department reported.
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Thứ Hai, 26 tháng 5, 2014
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