By AFP Published November 1, 2024 The Chinese-flagged Yu Zhou Qi Hang was transporting three cranes from Keelung, in northeast Taiwan, to China on Tuesday when it stalled in wild weather ...

Authorities yesterday raced to remove 284 tonnes of oil from a Chinese carrier that ran aground off Taiwan after losing power in rough seas as Typhoon Kong-rey neared. The Chinese-flagged Yu Zhou Qi ...

The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) has rescued all 17 crew members from the China-registered cargo ship Yu Zhou Qi Hang (鈺洲啟航) after the captain abandoned the vessel, which had lost its ability to ...

The Yu Zhou Qi Hang was carrying 247 tonnes of heavy fuel oil and 37 tonnes of light diesel oil, the coast guard said. An AFP photographer on Nov 1 saw red cranes above the water, one leaning ...

The Chinese-flagged Yu Zhou Qi Hang was transporting three cranes from Keelung, in northeast Taiwan, to China on Tuesday when it stalled in wild weather, Taiwanese authorities said. A Taiwan coast ...

A Taiwan coast guard vessel was deployed to rescue the 17 crew and the Chinese ship drifted to the shore of Yehliu Geopark, northeast of Taipei, where it ran aground. The Yu Zhou Qi Hang was ...

In this handout photo from Ocean Affairs Council taken and released on November 1, 2024 the Chinese-flagged cargo ship Yu Zhou Qi Hang is stranded around Yeliu Geopark due to Typhoon Kong-rey, in ...