Trawler to continue fishing with infected crew

Trawler to continue fishing with infected crew
Russian trawler Karelia is set to continue fishing despite carrying at least 23 Covid-19-infected crew members
Karelia is no longer sailing in Faroese waters. Photo: vesseltracker.com
 
27.07.2020 - 10:43

Russian Trawler Karelia is heading for further fishing in NEAFC (North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission) waters northeast of the Faroe Islands.

This decision has been made in spite of a spot check of 30 of the total 77 crew resulting in 23 positive Covid-19 tests.

 >> SEE ALSO 23 positive Covid-19 tests on Russian trawler

Faroese authorities have urged the ship’s captain to return to Russia immediately due to the possibility of some of the infected sailors needing urgent treatment.

 >> SEE ALSO Covid-19 spread from Russian ship “unlikely”

Two of the crew members are currently undergoing treatment at Tórshavn’s National Hospital. Karelia left Fuglafjørður harbour on Saturday and is no longer sailing in Faroese waters.

 

Translated by prosa.fo

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