A coast guard canoe on duty at sea (Illustrative photo: canhsatbien.vn)
Quang Tri (VNA) – Borderguards of central Quang Tri province successfully saved three fishermen indistress at sea on January 11.
Lt. Col. Hoang Bach Tung, head of theTrieu Van Border Guard post, said a fishing boat with three crew members suffered from engine failure and went adrift at noon on January 11 while operating in an area abouteight nautical miles off the coast of Cua Viet township.
Notified of the incident, borderguards of Quang Tri were sent to rescue the fishermen, who are a man born in1967 and his two sons, born in 1997 and 1999. They accessed the fishing boat atabout 2pm and brought the three ashore at about 3:30pm.
The fishermen are in stable health conditionand have returned home.
Meanwhile, their boat was tugged tothe shore by a cargo vessel at about 4pm, Tung added./.
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A coast guard canoe on duty at sea (Illustrative photo: canhsatbien.vn) 
