about 20 years ago
Three foreign vessels are nearing a disabled Russian ship following its distress signal from the Sea of Japan saying that water had flooded one of its holds earlier Monday, a Russian rescuer said. The 18-member crew of the Sinegorye, sailing around 80 nautical miles off South Korea’s east coast, sen
Three foreign vessels are nearing a disabled Russian ship following its distress signal from the Sea of Japan saying that water had flooded one of its holds earlier Monday, a Russian rescuer said.
The 18-member crew of the Sinegorye, sailing around 80 nautical miles off South Korea’s east coast, sent out an SOS at 1:40 p.m. local time (6:40 a.m. Moscow time/2.40 a.m. GMT), before communications were lost, a spokesman for the regional rescue center in Russia’s Pacific city of Vladivostok said.
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