Two rescued Chinese crew members of sunken Panama-flagged vessel brought to Odisha’s Paradip
The two men received medical care aboard a merchant vessel as coordinated sea and air searches continue for 22 missing crew members.
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Two Rescued Chinese Crew Members Brought To Paradip Port After MV Ocean Winner Sinks
The sinking of MV Ocean Winner has left 22 crew members missing, while two Chinese sailors rescued from a liferaft were brought safely to Paradip as search operations continue
Coast Guard rescues 2 Chinese sailors after their ship sinks off Odisha coast
The Indian Coast Guard ship Varad successfully brought two Chinese survivors of a sunken Panama-flagged bulk carrier to Paradip, Odisha. The MV Ocean Winner, carrying 24 crew members, sank in the Bay of Bengal on August 22. Coordinated sea and air search operations are ongoing to locate the remaining missing crew members.
2 rescued Chinese sailors of sunken Panama cargo ship brought to Paradip in Odisha - The Tribune
Indian Coast Guard ship Varad, deployed for a search and rescue operation after a Panama-flagged bulk carrier sank in the Bay of Bengal nearly a week ago, safely brought two Chinese survivors to Odisha's Paradip on Thursday, an official said.
Two Chinese Sailors Rescued After Cargo Vessel Sinks Off Odisha Coast, Search On For 22 Missing
<p>Two Chinese sailors were rescued on Thursday after a cargo ship carrying iron ore sank off the Odisha coast, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) said.</p> <p>The China-bound Panama-flagged vessel had lost contact about 200 nautical miles from the coast on Aug. 20, triggering a search-and-rescue operation by the Indian Coast Guard and Indian Navy.</p> <p>The two survivors, identified as Pan Tonglai and Chen Jianhe, were rescued from a liferaft on Aug…
Two rescued Chinese crew members of sunken Panama-flagged vessel brought to Odisha’s Paradip
The MV Ocean Winner had sailed with iron ore from Paradip for China on August 20. There were 24 crew members on board, comprising 20 Chinese nationals, three Myanmar nationals and one Bangladeshi national
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