On September 22, a fishing boat carrying 41 Chinese citizens sank in the waters of Cambodia. According to previous reports from Nandu, as of September 25, the accident had killed 3 people, another 8 were missing, and a total of 30 people were rescued.

On September 22, a fishing boat carrying 41 Chinese citizens sank in the waters of Cambodia . According to previous reports from Nandu, as of September 25, the accident had killed 3 people, another 8 were missing, and a total of 30 people were rescued. On September 30, a reporter from Nandu learned from the Cambodian Ministry of Information that sources in the Sihanoukville Provincial Government said that on the 29th local time, eight bodies were found on a beach in Vietnam , and it was initially determined that they were missing in this shipwreck accident. Accordingly, all the people who disappeared in the accident have been found. The accident killed 11 people. According to local media, among the 30 rescued personnel, 5 were suspected of luring compatriots to smuggle from China to Cambodia, and 7 other local responders in Cambodia were arrested by local police.

According to previous reports from Nandu, on September 22, a shipwreck occurred in the waters of Sihanoukville Port, and 41 Chinese citizens carrying on the ship fell into the water. As of 9 p.m. on the 22nd, 18 of them had been rescued and properly resettled, the remaining 23 were missing, and two Cambodian crew members involved were arrested. According to the rescued personnel, the personnel on board departed from Guangzhou on September 11 and were in danger shortly after arriving in the waters of Xigang .

According to the Chinese Embassy in Cambodia, as of 12 noon on the 23rd, the local area successfully rescued another person who fell into the water and salvaged the body of the victim. The Western Provincial Government issued a reward notice to fishermen in nearby waters, rewarding $500 for each person who fell into the water.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as of the evening of the 23rd, 21 people have been rescued.

At noon on September 25, the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that after full efforts to search and rescue, another 9 people were rescued in the sinking of a fishing boat carrying Chinese citizens in the Cambodian waters that occurred on September 22. A reporter from Nandu learned from the Sihanoukville Provincial Government of Cambodia that the nine people were rescued by Vietnamese authorities. According to local media reports, the wreck occurred near the Vietnamese waters.

On September 30, a reporter from Nandu learned from the Cambodian Ministry of Information that sources in the Sihanoukville Provincial Government said that on the 29th local time, eight bodies were found on a beach in Vietnam, and it was initially determined that they were missing in this shipwreck accident. So far, the shipwreck has killed 11 people and a total of 30 people have been rescued.

According to local media reports, after the shipwreck accident, Cambodian police immediately launched an investigation and arrested one Chinese suspect, Pan and six Cambodian suspects. They were originally targeting the ship in Cambodia, involving human trafficking activities. It is reported that Pan is engaged in seafood and gasoline trading in Xigang, and six Cambodian suspects are engaged in seafood and gasoline trading, ships carrying passengers, and fishing boat workers. In addition, media revealed that among the 30 rescued personnel, five were suspected of luring their compatriots into Cambodia from China.

Interview and writing: Nandu reporter He Jiahui