The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) rescued seven crew members of the Chinese vessel MV Kai Da 899 after it encountered mechanical problems off Eastern Samar.
The PCG conducted an inspection of the 496-tonnage vessel upon its arrival at San Pedro Bay, Tacloban City.
The inspection revealed no illegal or suspicious items aboard the ship.
A certificate of deletion of ship registration from the Chinese government indicated that the vessel was no longer safe for voyage and did not meet maritime safety standards.
The MV Kai Da 899 is categorized as a supply boat, providing fuel and other essentials to other vessels, rather than a fishing vessel as initially reported.
The crew members will remain onboard the vessel, and the PCG will provide them with necessary provisions, including food, water, and potentially fuel, while ensuring measures are in place to prevent an oil spill.
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