Three crew members of a scallop farming ship were found dead in the sea in Aomori Prefecture, Japan, with one crew member and the ship still missing. The Aomori Coast Guard Office was alerted by a fisheries cooperative when the crew did not return to town after leaving for a scallop farm. The ship left at 3 p.m. and did not return in the evening, causing concern for the missing crew members.
The families of the missing crew members are awaiting updates on the search and rescue efforts. The incident has raised questions about the safety measures in place for workers in the fishing industry. The Coast Guard is continuing its search for the missing crew member and the ship in hopes of finding them soon.
The discovery of the bodies has brought attention to the dangers faced by those working in the fishing industry in Japan. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks involved in maritime occupations and the importance of ensuring the safety of workers at sea. The search for the missing crew member and the ship is ongoing as authorities work to determine the cause of the tragedy.
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