
AI-generated summary
Two days ago, the Tyenescatcher, which was undergoing a maneuver about nine kilometers east of Busan's seafront departure, capsized and rescued one out of eight sailors aboard the vessel. One was found unconscious and dead, while another six were found dead on a beach near the port tool baths.
The 12th day of search for missing people in the capsize of the tugboat TNS Catcher, which occurred off the coast of Busan on the 2nd, has begun.
The Busan Marine Police Station announced on the morning of the 13th that it would begin its 12th weekly search operation focusing on the sea area where the accident occurred.
30 ships and 6 aircraft will be deployed to search an area 25 km wide and 252 km long.
The Donghae Regional Coast Guard, which oversees the waters of Gangwon and Gyeongbuk, also participates in the search.
Previously, on the 11th day of the night search, which began in the afternoon of the 12th, an underwater search by a private exploration vessel was also conducted, but the missing person was not found.
Currently, the sea off Busan is blowing from the northeast at a speed of 6 to 8 meters per second with wave heights of around 1 meter.
On the 2nd, the TNS Catcher capsized during towing operations about 9km east of Oryukdo Island.
Of the eight crew members on board, one was rescued, but the other was found unconscious and eventually died.
In addition, one of the six missing people was found dead on the beach near Dogu Beach in Pohang on the 9th, but the remaining five have not yet been found.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The search for five missing persons will continue as long as the weather permits.
Very likely · Within days
An official investigation into the cause of the accident will be conducted after the search is completed.
Likely · Within weeks

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