A fire broke out aboard the Russian fishing vessel Triumph off Kamchatka. A passing ship rescued 25 of the 29 people on board; seven survivors were injured and four crew members remained unaccounted for.
A fire broke out aboard the fishing vessel Triumph off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula on September 25. The vessel carried 29 people, and 25 crew members were rescued from life rafts by the passing ship Perseus, which was taking them toward Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Russian emergency authorities said seven of those rescued were injured, including people reported to be in serious condition.
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