The FINANCIAL — According to RIA Novosti, thirty five crew members on a Russian freighter, that sank in the Sea of Japan on November 18 have been rescued, one person is still missing, emergency services said on November 19.
The Kastor-1, carrying timber, sank in a storm 180 miles south of Russia's Far East port of Nakhodka.
A rescue vessel, the Lazurit, is continuing the search for the missing sailor.
"We hope that he is alive and in a life raft. The water temperature is 14 degrees Celsius (57.2 Fahrenheit), and the current in this part of the sea is warm," a spokesperson for the emergency services said.
