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Successfully rescuing 20 crew members from a fishing vessel taking on water in Phú Quý waters
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(binhthuan.gov.vn) The Provincial Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention, Search and Rescue has reported the incident of fishing vessel BTh 97877 TS taking on water in Phú Quý waters on April 1, 2025.

At 6:00 PM on April 01, fishing vessel BTh 97877, with a capacity of 570 HP, 23 meters in length, operating in fisheries support activities with a crew of 25, captained by Mr. Mai Văn Hiền (born in 1975, residing in Phu Quý district), was working about 27 nautical miles south of Phu Quý Island (coordinates 10°04'N - 108°56'E) when it began taking on water and faced the risk of sinking. The captain requested emergency rescue assistance.

Upon receiving the information, the Provincial Border Guard mobilized the vessel CN09 BP 11.19.01, carrying 14 officers and soldiers, to proceed with the rescue operation. Around 10:50 PM on April 01, the CN09 vessel reached the location of the distressed vessel BTh 97877 TS (coordinates 10°55'N - 108°49'E) to provide assistance. By around 11:10 PM that same day, the rescue team had successfully rescued 20 crew members, all of whom were in stable health. Two crew members remained missing.

By approximately 3:00 AM on April 2, the CN09 vessel began its return journey to Phu Quý Island. At the scene, three vessels (BTh 99117 TS, BTh 97066 TS, BTh 97127 TS) were continuing the search for the two missing crew members.

The Provincial Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue has requested the Provincial Border Guard Command to continue monitoring the situation and direct the Border Guard posts and Unit 2 of the Coast Guard to inform nearby fishing vessels and fishermen about the search efforts. Additionally, Phan Thiết Maritime Information Station has been tasked with continuing to broadcast search and rescue information to encourage vessels passing through the area to assist in the search for the two missing crew members.

 

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