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UAE cargo ship sinks off Iran, rescue underway for 30 crew

Published on: March 17, 2022 2:49 PM

Tehran : An Emirati cargo ship sank in Gulf waters off Iran, triggering a search and rescue operation for its 30 crew in poor weather, Iranian state media reported Thursday. 

“An Emirati car transporter ship sank nearly 50 kilometres (30 miles) from the port of Asalouyeh and a search operation has been launched to rescue its 30 crew members,” a local maritime protection official told the state IRNA news agency. “Because of the unfavourable weather and high winds” the vessel sank before three rescue vessels could reach its location, the official said.

 The official said the crew were in the water but wearing life jackets. Iran’s weather service had put out a red alert on Wednesday for high winds and heavy seas in the waters off Asalouyeh. The official did not give further details of the stricken vessel. As well as a port, the town of Asalouyeh is a major petrochemical centre on the Gulf coast southeast of the city of Bushehr.

 

Filed Under: World Tagged With: CARGO, IEA, Iran, Latest, Middle East, oil, Petrol, Saudi, Saudia Arabia, ship, UAE

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