Two Fishermen in Critical Condition After Kamchatka Ship Fire
Four sailors injured in a fire on the fishing vessel 'Triumph' in the Pacific Ocean have been hospitalized; two of them are in critical condition in the intensive care unit.
Consensus
- A fire occurred on the fishing vessel 'Triumph' near the southern coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula.
- The fire happened on the night of September 25 to 26.
- There were 29 crew members on board at the time.
- 25 crew members were rescued by a passing vessel named 'Persei'.
- Two crew members are in critical condition with carbon monoxide poisoning and burns to the upper respiratory tract.
- Two other crew members are in moderate condition.
- Four crew members remain missing.
- A criminal case has been opened under Article 263 of the Russian Criminal Code (violation of maritime transport safety rules).
- The injured were transported to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
Points of divergence
- The rescue was carried out by the crew of the passing ship 'Persei'. — kommersant
- The rescue was carried out by a passing rescue vessel. — vesti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Two people rescued from the ship "Triumph" suffered serious poisoning and burns — Вести
- Doctors spoke about the condition of fishermen from the burned ship on Kamchatka — Вести
- In the Ministry of Health, they told about the condition of the injured at the fire on a vessel off Kamchatka — Коммерсантъ
- On Kamchatka, sailors from 'Triumph' hospitalized with burns to the respiratory tract — Вести
- Four injured on Kamchatka after fire on a vessel — Вести