GUANGDONG, Sept. 23 — A Chinese People’s Liberation Army warship has rescued two injured Filipino fishermen, Chinese officials said.
Xinhua News Agency reported that the Southern Theater Command, which oversees peace and order in the South China Sea, and the South China Sea Division of the Chinese Coast Guard said: Recently, two Filipino fishermen came to a Chinese military warship to ask for help while it was sailing in the eastern coast of the Nansha Islands. . One of the fishermen was injured by the boat’s propeller and lost a lot of blood. The ship’s medical staff examined the fisherman’s wound and transferred him aboard the ship to receive further treatment. By cleaning the wound, stopping the bleeding and dressing the wound, Chinese warships also provide food and medical supplies. Including drinking water, disinfectants and painkillers were also distributed to fishermen. The fishermen were then sent to the Philippines. At the same time, the Chinese Coast Guard informed the Philippine side of the situation through direct communication between the two countries. – Thai News Agency
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