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Today’s news is from CNN “Japan Coast Guard suspends search for crew of missing cargo ship after finding three sailors”.
The search for the crew of a cargo(cago、貨物) ship that went missing during Typhoon Maysak was suspended（中断） Saturday due to bad weather, according to Japan’s Coast Guard.
The Gulf Livestock 1, with 43 crew members and almost 6,000 cows onboard, went missing near southern Japan on Wednesday. The area in the East China Sea was being battered by the powerful typhoon, equivalent（同等） to a Category 4 hurricane with winds of at least 130 mph（miles per hour）, at the time the ship went missing.
Three sailors have been rescued, and one of them has died, according to the Coast Guard.
Rescue operations were suspended Saturday noon local time, and a second storm — powerful Typhoon Haishun — is expected to slam（強く打つ） the area on Sunday. Restarting the mission will depend on weather conditions.
On Friday a man was found floating in a life raft（roaft,イカダ） two kilometers from Kodakara Island — only the third person to be found.
The man, a 30-year-old Filipino named Jay-Nel Rosals, was found on Friday afternoon two kilometers (1.2 miles) from Kodakara Island, the Coast Guard said. He was taken to a hospital, and is alive, walking and talking, it added.
A lone Filipino sailor was rescued
A lone Filipino sailor was rescued late Wednesday, after more than half a day in the water. He was in good condition, the Coast Guard said.
Another crew member was found floating unconscious（意識を失った） on Friday morning near Japan’s Amami Oshima island, about midway（中ほどの位置） between Okinawa and Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost（最南端） main island. He was taken to a hospital, according to a Coast Guard statement sent to CNN, but a later statement from the Coast Guard said that he had died.
The man was found on Friday
The man was found on Friday afternoon two kilometers (1.2 miles) from Japan’s Kodakara Island.
Just after 4 p.m. local time on Friday — around the same time that Rosals was located — rescuers found an empty lifeboat further（さらに遠くへ） out to sea, at around four kilometers east of Kodakara Island. Japan’s Coast Guard also said that they found some oil spillage（spilige, 流出） around 150 kilometers from Amami Oshima Island.
The Coast Guard also found a body of a cow near Amami Oshima island on Friday.
Two New Zealanders and two Australians, was sailing from Napier(ney-peer)
The 133.6-meter-long (438 foot) ship, crewed by 39 Filipinos, two New Zealanders and two Australians, was sailing from Napier, New Zealand, to Tangshan（唐山）, China, according to the authorities（当局） in Japan, New Zealand and Australia.
The Panamanian-flagged ship（旗艦） left New Zealand on August 14 with a cargo（船荷） of more than 5,800 cows, according to New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
The second storm in the region, Typhoon Haishen, is expected to strengthen（増強する） to the equivalent of a Category 4 hurricane by the end of the week. It’s expected to threaten Kyushu on Sunday, and potentially affect the Korean Peninsula（半島） Monday.
Japan’s meteorological(mitiorological) agency（気象庁） is warning
Japan’s meteorological agency is warning that the storm could be the third biggest to hit the country since records began almost 70 years ago.
A New Zealand animal rights group said the Gulf（湾） Livestock（家畜） 1 incident illustrates why the export of live animals should not be permitted.
“These cows should never have been at sea. To make matters worse they’re likely all pregnant,” said Marianne Macdonald, campaigns manager for animal rights group SAFE NZ.
“This is a real crisis, and our thoughts are with the families of the 43 crew who are missing with the ship. But questions remain, including why this trade is allowed to continue,” Macdonald said in a statement.
WEBSITE: CNN
