boat mishap

The search and rescue today looking for two more victims of a boat mishap on Monday who are still missing received the co-operation of the Royal Thai Marine Police.

The equipment was necessary as it facilitates the agency to locate the boats and provide emergency assistance in case of any untoward incidence, including abduction or boat mishap.

With the latest developments, two more victims have yet to be accounted for.

There are four more individuals who are still missing, including two children, while four others have been found safe.

Two Brunei Darussalam assets have been deployed in the search for six people missing after a catamaran carrying 28 Chinese tourists and three crew capsized off Sabah.

Five of the missing are tourists and one is a crew, the MMEA said in a statement today.

Earlier, the skipper and a crewman of the missing catamaran have been found safe in waters between Pulau Tiga and the Samarang offshore petroleum platform at about 2pm today.

It is believed that the boat with a skipper and 12 passengers capsized after it hit the anchor chain of a trawler at around 10.30am.

Two teachers drowned after a boat with 10 people on board capsized while on its way to Pulau Mantanani on Sunday.

Yolanda Serang, who was seven-months pregnant, was among the first few drowning victims found following the Batu Layar boat mishap.

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Six women including a child drowned in boat mishap along the Serusup river, Tuaran late last night.

The victims are believed to be Indonesians said to be on their way back to their country on a boat ride before it capsized drowning all on board.

The search and rescue operation for one more person reported missing in a boat mishap at sea near here on Thursday was suspended at 7pm today but will continue tomorrow.

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