Shipwreck in Xishuangbanna: 17 people rescued were all Chinese nationals involved in the ship without operating qualifications

　　China News Network, Kunming, June 25. The Yunnan Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department WeChat public account "Yunnan release" released the news on the evening of the 25th: According to the emergency response headquarters of the "6·25" Burmese ship sinking incident in the Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, on the 25th The 17 people rescued in the shipwreck incident in the Lancang River waters of Xishuangbanna in the early morning were all Chinese citizens, and the vessels involved were Burmese vessels without operating qualifications.

　　At present, local search and rescue personnel are still carrying out full-scale search and rescue of the missing people in the water. Due to the rapid flow of the waters involved, search and rescue are more difficult.

　　According to the investigation, the first 27 people boarded the ship from the junction of the Lancang River and the Nanban River, and the ship traveled to the sunk about 5 meters from the Chinese side of the Lancang River bank. Public security and other relevant departments have launched an investigation into the incident. (Finish)