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All 11 crew members have been rescued from a cargo ship that lost power in the East China Sea after being caught in treacherous conditions created by Typhoon Krovanh on September 4. Braving gale-force winds and massive waves of up to 6 meters, an AW189 rescue helicopter took off from Shanghai and hoisted the crew to safety in six lifts.
All 11 crew members have been rescued from a cargo ship that lost power in the East China Sea after being caught in treacherous conditions created by Typhoon Krovanh on September 4. Braving gale-force winds and massive waves of up to 6 meters, an AW189 rescue helicopter took off from Shanghai and hoisted the crew to safety in six lifts.