Once on board, the Belgium Navy crew discovered the Yemini master and his crew had run out of drinking water and that one of the fishermen had a leg injury. BNS Leopold I’s team provided drinking water and food and the warship’s medical officer attended to the injured man’s leg.
September 2, 2014 - 11:00
Once on board, the Belgium Navy crew was able to confirm that the people were fishermen and the Yemini master stated that he and his crew had run out of drinking water
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