According to the wechat news of the Guangdong maritime official, after continuous search and rescue for several days, as of 15:30 on July 4, rescue forces found and recovered the remains of 12 suspected drowned victims in the area 50 nautical miles southwest of the shipwreck site. Relevant departments are stepping up the identification work.

In the early morning of July 2, when the floating crane ship "Fujing 001" of offshore wind farm project was sheltering from Typhoon No. 3 "Siam Ba" in the sea area near Yangjiang, Guangdong, the anchor chain was broken and the anchor was in danger.

"Fujing 001" in distress

After the accident, the relevant departments quickly started the maritime search and rescue emergency response, established the emergency response headquarters of the "Fujing 001" ship of the Guangdong Provincial maritime search and rescue center, organized and carried out rescue operations, and coordinated the participation of professional rescue ships, commercial ships, and marine police boats in the vicinity; Inform the Hong Kong Maritime Rescue Coordination Center of the situation and coordinate the dispatch of three rescue helicopters and one fixed wing aircraft of the Hong Kong SAR Government flight team to rescue; At the same time, a navigation warning is broadcast.

The Guangdong maritime search and rescue center held a video conference on the search and rescue dispatching of "Fujing 001" at the Guangdong Maritime Safety Bureau. Source: Guangdong Maritime Safety Bureau

At about 12:00 on July 2, three people on the "Fujing 001" were rescued by the rescue helicopter of the Hong Kong SAR Government Flying team. At 5:14 a.m. on the 4th, the navy ship 162 found and rescued one missing person, whose physical condition was normal. Four of the 30 people on board the "Fujing 001" were rescued and 26 people were still missing.

The ship in distress "Fujing 001" belongs to Shanghai Huajing Zhiyun Marine Technology Co., Ltd. It is a 2000 ton full swing crane ship with a length of 204 meters and 30 Mainland crew members at the time of the accident. It is understood that "Fujing 001" was participating in the construction of the main offshore works of the Yangjiang Qingzhou I and Qingzhou II offshore wind farm project of Guangdong Electric Power Co., Ltd. at the time of the incident.

It is understood that the ship has been transformed many times. It was originally a transport ship and later transformed into a marine wind power construction ship. At present, although the cause of the accident is unknown, it is still under investigation. However, this accident needs to arouse the industry's vigilance. In the rush of offshore wind power installation, safety facilities should be equipped and safety inspection should be done well.

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