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Four sailors were found alive in Socotra Island

[25/05/2018 09:00]

SOCOTRA-SABA
Local rescue teams found out four sailors a live in Socotra Island. The four men are out of seven sailors, are said to be the crew of Marwan 7 Ship, which ran aground in the Qodam area of Socotra because of the Mackano cyclone.

Governor of Socotra Archipelagos, Ramzi Mahroos, told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the rescue teams were continuing to search for three more sailors are still missing.

Mahroos didn't give details about the sailors nationality nor the ship.