Coast Guard has rescued 19 fishermen from a trawler floating in the Bay of Bengal near the Kutubdita coast of Cox's Bazar.
They were rescued yesterday Tuesday (August 30) around 5 pm.
Lt. Commander Khandkar Munif Taki confirmed the poison at around 12:15 PM on this day.
It is known that last Thursday, 19 fishermen went fishing in the sea in a trawler called MV Kamala from Kalurghat in Chittagong. They were trapped in the sea when the engine broke down. They were trapped in the Bay of Bengal for four days. Later on yesterday afternoon their mobile network came to the mobile network. Then the fishermen asked for cooperation in the call of the nation's helpline-999.
Lt. Commander Khandkar Munif Taki said, ‘Last Thursday, 19 fishermen from Kalurghat went to the sea to fish in the trawler. After two days, the engine of the trawler broke down last Saturday. The mobile network came to the deep sea for four days and came to the net yesterday at noon.
Later, the fishermen called the helpline-999 and asked for cooperation.’ The Lt. Commander also said that the fishermen were rescued in the afternoon under the leadership of Lt. Commander Aminul Sajjad, the Coast Guard ship Qutbditar, and then they were delivered food and first aid at Patenga Ghat.
