The Philippine Coast Guard says it will reach out to the Marshall Islands where the ship Pacific Anna is registered, as well as the next port the oil tanker is set to visit
MANILA, Philippines – In the wee hours of the morning on October 2, Monday, as its 14-man crew were fishing off the vicinity of Bajo de Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea, the Filipino fishing boat Dearyn was hit by a much larger commercial ship that was passing through the area.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., minutes after the Philippine Coast Guard first confirmed the incident, called on the public to “refrain from engaging in speculation in the meantime,” as the PCG conducts its probe.
The three fisherfolk who survived “initially encountered difficulties in recovering the bodies of the casualties due to the inclement weather,” according to the PCG. By 8 am on October 2, the eight fisherfolk who had been fishing in different locations returned to where the Dearyn had been located and “successfully retrieved the bodies of the three casualties from inside the pilot house.”
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