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Rescuers Have Saved 32 Fishermen in Distress Amidst Rough Seas; Search Continues for Those Still Missing.

Summary by Thanh Niên
After hours of losing contact in rough seas, search and rescue forces located and rescued 32 fishermen from Da Nang on the fishing vessel QNa-90859 TS. The fishermen are in very poor health and are receiving special medical care.
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After being rescued, the 32 crew members of the fishing vessel QNa-90859-TS, which was in distress at sea, were brought to Truong Sa Lon Island in the Truong Sa archipelago and are receiving special medical care. Authorities are continuing the search for the missing crew members.

Thirty-two fishermen from Da Nang City, who were rescued but are in poor health, have been taken aboard a vessel of the Coast Guard Region 3 Command and transported to Truong Sa Lon Island for medical care.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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After hours of losing contact in rough seas, search and rescue forces located and rescued 32 fishermen from Da Nang on the fishing vessel QNa-90859 TS. The fishermen are in very poor health and are receiving special medical care.

·Viet Nam
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At 1:25 PM on August 28th, search and rescue forces at the scene discovered and rescued a total of 32 crew members of the fishing vessel QNa-90859-TS, while continuing the search for the missing person. [Related news headlines: Fishing vessel and 50 fishermen lose contact at sea: 32 crew members rescued; Da Nang: Search continues for fishing vessel QNa 90859 TS and 50 fishermen who lost contact; An Giang: Timely assistance provided to fishing ve…

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vietnamplus.vn broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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