It remains unclear why three Vietnamese sailors went missing from a Taiwanese fishing vessel off the coast of the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido.
It remains unclear why three Vietnamese sailors went missing from a Taiwanese fishing vessel off the coast of the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido, said Tong Hai Nam, Deputy Head of the Overseas Labour Management under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Society on October 16.
Nam said 𒅌th𝓀e three sailors are reported to be good at swimming.
He also rejected the possibility that the sailors had jumped off the boat in an attempt to quit their job because of ill treatment and low income, saying that on the ship there are 21 Vietnamese sailors in total, many of whom have worked on the ship since 2013. The three missing seamen were among the newcomers.
Taiwan’s ship Hsiang Fur Far reported that on the night of October 8, three Vietnamese crew🐟 members – Le Van Thuc, Thieu Dinh Thuong, and Nguyen Dinh Nga – jumped into the sea, about 12 kilometres fꦛrom Hokkaido’s Shiraoi Port.
After being informed of the case, the Japan Coast Guard deployed five ships and two planes to search for the sailors but they have found no hint of the missing sailors.
Thousands of Vietnamese seafarers go to 🌌work abroad annually, mainly in the Republic of Korea, Japan, and Taiwan (China) with monthly income ranging from 450-1,000 USD.-VNA
The Japan Coast Guard (JCG) on October 9 began search for three Vietnamese men who went missing from a Taiwanese fishing vessel off the coast of the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido.
The location of three Vietnamese sailors who went missing from a Taiwanese fishing vessel off the coast of the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido is still unknown.
Japanese patrol forces have found no hint of three Vietnamese sailors who went missing from a Taiwanese fishing vessel off the coast of the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido.
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Taiwan’s ship Hsiang Fur Far (Source: sysbc)
