Have all the 13 China tourists in the Malaysian shipwreck been discharged from the hospital?
On the evening of 28th, a speedboat carrying 28 tourists from China was suspected to have lost contact on the way to Huan Tan Island, a famous tourist attraction in Sabah, Kota Kinabalu.
On the 29th, according to Malaysian news, there were 28 China tourists and three crew members on board, and the ship was wrecked and sank in the waters near Huan Tan Island. Two crew members successfully went ashore for help, and many tourists met with the help of 1 crew member and drifted for help. The Malaysian Marine Police previously stated that the joint search and rescue forces of the Marine Police, Navy and Air Force are conducting search and rescue operations in the sea area of 400 square nautical miles, but they are affected by stormy weather.
At 6: 00pm, the command center of Sabah Maritime Safety Administration reported that more than 20 China tourists on the lost cruise ship had been rescued by several ships respectively, and were now assembling. The above tourists are sent to Labin Hospital for examination first. Meanwhile, search and rescue forces are continuing to rescue the rest of the tourists.
65438+1At 0: 45 a.m. on October 30th, all 23 tourists rescued from China (three of whom were later confirmed dead) arrived in Costa Rica by boat. Chen Peijie, Consul General in Kota Kinabalu, and Shahitan Kahin, Minister of the Prime Minister's Office boarded the ship to meet the rescued people, and immediately arranged and accompanied all the rescued tourists to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Sabah for treatment.
In the early morning of February 6th, among the China tourists rescued in the 1.28 shipwreck, the first batch of four people and their relatives set off for home. Consul General Chen Peijie and Counselor Yang Shu cordially bid farewell at the airport and extended sincere wishes. The rescued tourists and their families deeply appreciate what the country has done for them. Peng Yuming, Assistant Minister of Tourism of Sabah government, also saw him off at the airport.
The police have arrested the captain and two crew members. Nan Li Ding, the owner of the shipping company and director of Sabah Police Department, held a press conference on the afternoon of 30th, saying that one person did not board the ship in the shipwreck accident, so now the number of missing persons is five instead of six, including four China tourists and 1 crew members. At the same time, the police have arrested the captain, two crew members and the owner of the shipping company to conduct a comprehensive investigation.
According to a report by Sin Chew Daily on February 6, Malaysia, Liang, the shipwrecked owner of an island near the beach in Sabah, Malaysia, denied the accusation that three China tourists died due to overload. He didn't think he was guilty and was released on bail. He completed the bail procedure on February 6th.
According to the report, at 3: 30 pm local time on the 5th, accompanied by a lawyer, Liang denied the charges against himself and was released on bail at RM5,000 (about RMB7,800).
It is reported that Liang is 44 years old. Together with him, he was listed as the defendant and the crew member Shariza (25 years old). They were accused of overloading passengers by boat on New Year's Day (65438+128 October), which violated Malaysian criminal law. The Malaysian prosecutor accused two defendants of illegally overloading in order to make money, resulting in a shipwreck and three deaths, endangering public interests, and asked the court to severely punish the defendants as an example.
Shariza pleaded guilty on February 4 and was sentenced to six months in prison. Liang will appear in court again on February 28th.