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(Chinhphu.vn)- Go to the sea area with coordinates 05-20N; 104-13E (about 65 nautical miles east of the Malaysian coast), the Kayo ship tilted 15 degrees to the right, losing stability. On December 6, the Vietnam Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Center said that Vietnamese authorities had just coordinated to safely rescue 13 Vietnamese crew members on the Kayo cargo ship that had a serious incident in Malaysian waters. Crew members on board ready life-saving equipment. Previously, the Kayo ship was on a journey to transport clay from Lumut port, Malaysia to Hon Gai (Quang Ninh province). At 23:21 on December 5 (Vietnam time), when arriving at the sea area with coordinates 05-20N; 104-13E (about 65 nautical miles east of the Malaysian coast), the Kayo ship tilted 15 degrees to the right, losing stability. The ships captain made emergency contact requesting assistance. There are 15 crew members on board, including 13 Vietnamese crew members, 1 Indian crew member and 1 Bangladeshi crew member. At the time of the incident, the weather in the area had Northeast winds of level 4-5, waves 1-2 m high. Immediately after receiving distress information through the Hai Phong Coastal Information Station, the Vietnam Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Center (under the Vietnam Maritime and Waterways Department, Ministry of Construction) contacted the Malaysian Search and Rescue Coordination Center (Malaysia MRCC), requesting the implementation of emergency support measures to ensure the safety of the ships crew. Kayo. At the same time, the Center reported to the Vietnam Maritime and Waterways Administration and the National Civil Defense Steering Committee. The KAYO ship tilted to the right side 15 degrees. Receiving a request from the Vietnam and Malaysia Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Center, MRCC dispatched the KM Sebatik coast guard ship to approach the Kayo ships location to perform safety monitoring and guidance for the ship to anchor at the coordinates: 04-59.40 N, 103-24.03 E, in the anchorage area of Malaysias Kemaman port. Currently, all crew members on the Kayo ship safe, normal health, does not require medical assistance.See moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
