Gunsan crew, eat air bag standing coffee powder mix, hang … From the "Brother" franchise

Four sailors were trapped for two and a half hours in a dark cabin where sea water rises, but they survived by eating a mixture of coffee as a powder and keeping calm. The sailors first helped the elderly to escape from the cabin, and the human care that the seafarers did not receive but who were rescued to be rescued allowed their survival .

On July 8, at 19:13, a 7.93-ton J-fishing vessel was operated from the sea 12 km southeast of Eocheong-do, Jeodong- gun, Gunsan-si. J-boat captain Kwon Mo (56) operated in the badpit and four sailors, including Lee (59), slept in the cabin.

Lee felt intuitively that the fishing boat had been overturned and tried to escape, but the net was tangled and it was impossible to block the entrance. Lee and I decided to wait for the rescue team to think we would die if we went outside. The seawater was cold and I ate the coffee powder mixture to maintain body temperature. Fortunately, the seawater rose on the chest and stopped.

Crew members counted themselves for 40 minutes in an obscure cabin locked in seawater. At that moment I heard someone knocking on the hull of the boat reversed.

YouTube video capture

Rescue operations began to come out of the crew. Seventeen rescuers from the Gunsan Marine Police Station in Jeonbuk approached the cabin by cutting the net carrying the ship J. Kim Hyo-chul, a Gunsan Marine Rescue Police Officer (31), was the forefront of rescue operations. Kim was about to leave, but he came to the scene when he heard about the accident. At 9:31 pm, Kim entered the cabin for the first time, and the entrance was too narrow to push the tank forward. The sailors said, "We have to save one by one, the way is narrow" and said, "From my brother." After Kim, Kim (58), another Aeo (46) and finally Thermo (42) came out of the narrow cabin in 11 minutes. The rescue operation in tight cabin has ended in 2 hours and 28 minutes. Four sailors, including Lee, are in good condition.
On the 9th, the seafarers embarked more than 10 pbadengers, including security guards, to conduct search operations to find the missing Captain Kwon, while transferring J to the Jeonbuk Gunsan port. The seaplane also investigates the incident, reporting that J was flipped on a tug line of 118 t.

You recommended the article