A fishing boat sank in Zhoushan, Zhejiang. What alarm did the recurrence of the shipwreck sound to us?

Deeply mourn the victims of Zhoushan shipwreck! On April 4th, Beijing time, Tomb-Sweeping Day is a traditional festival in China. On this day, some people go out for an outing with friends, some go back to their hometown to worship their ancestors, and some rest at home. But in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, something happened that made us very sad.

At 4: 28 on April 4, 2002/KLOC-0, Zhejiang Maritime Search and Rescue Team received a distress message, and a Jiangsu fishing boat sank off Zhoushan. The rescue activities began immediately. By 22: 00 that night, 17 people had been searched and rescued, five of whom were lucky enough to survive, but all the rest 12 people were killed. The remaining three people are still missing and are in emergency rescue.

At present, there are 20 fishing boats in the missing waters under intense search and rescue. People all over China are worried. I hope to receive the news that the other three people were rescued on the last day of the holiday. Although the hope is slim, it is still worth our expectation.

Why do shipwrecks happen frequently? There are many shipwrecks now, which basically happen once every once in a while, and I think the most fundamental reason for the accident is that fishermen's safety awareness is really low. Tomb-Sweeping Day traveled to Qinhuangdao and went out to catch big fish by boat. The captain didn't ask my tourists to wear life jackets at all Finally, after police education, they were put on life jackets.

Even tourists are treated like this. Presumably, when many fishermen go out fishing, their safety awareness must be very low. They think that they were born and raised by the sea, and the water is naturally good. However, there is a saying that all drowning people can swim. And you should know that an accident at sea, even if you can swim, is very dangerous if there is no one around.

How to avoid shipwreck reasonably? First of all, we should have a good sense of safety and often know some common sense of maritime safety. Only by carving safety awareness into our bones can we attach importance to safety. Secondly, be sure to check the weather before going out to sea. If the weather is bad that day, try not to go out to sea. Money is endless, but life is only once. Finally, always check some life-saving measures on board, make records before leaving the ship, call for help immediately if there is any problem, and contact the rescue team for rescue as soon as possible. I hope that there will never be a shipwreck in this world, and I hope that the missing people in Zhoushan can be rescued as soon as possible. Let's pray for them together!