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Contact lost with vessel carrying passengers to Socotra: Fisheries Minister

[20/05/2020 01:28]

MUKALLA-SABA
Yemen's Fisheries Minister has confirmed that contacts were lost with a vessel carrying passengers from the Yemeni province of Hadhramout on the Arabian Sea to the archipelago of Socotra at some point in the trip route.

Fahd Kafayen told Saba on Tuesday that "Almanar vessel left Hadhramout coasts two days ago carrying people from Socotra (back home) before the local authorities in the archipelago declared losing contact with the vessel."

The naval forces are searching for them and "assistance was requested from the international forces in the region."