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High-speed enforcement ship collision leaves fisherman blinded in China
A high-speed chase on the waters near Tianjin saw a fishing vessel colliding with a fisheries law enforcement ship, leading to the sinking of the vessel and severe injuries to a fisherman onboard in northern China.
The injured fisherman, now undergoing extensive treatment at Tianjin's First Central Hospital, has unfortunately lost his sight due to the catastrophic collision.
According to Mr Zhang, the elder brother of the injured fisherman, the treatment costs have already soared to around 30,000 yuan to 40,000 yuan (£3,400 to £4,500).
Zhang described the horrific incident, stating that on the morning of September 25, he and his brother were engaged in fishing operations in the waters near Tianjin Port. "They were enforcing the law, and we ran when we saw them. Their enforcement ship chased us and collided with us, humans and ship alike," Zhang recalled with dismay.
The collision led to grievous damages to their fishing vessel, with Zhang’s brother sustaining injuries to the head and chest, including a fractured skull and a dislodged eyeball.
The enforcement officers then reportedly rescued the injured men, calling for immediate medical assistance and ensuring their safe transport to the hospital.
Zhang further added that their assailant, a Tianjin fisheries law enforcement speedboat, was not short of speed during the collision. "They had four people on board, with two in uniform. Their speedboat could reach over 34 miles per hour; it's quite fast. Our fishing vessel was 8.6 metres long, but their enforcement ship was much larger, at least fifteen to sixteen metres," he described.
The fisherman underscored the difficult conditions they operate under, citing the sole motive to earn a livelihood through fishing and individual sales. "They (Tianjin fisheries enforcement) catch us whenever they encounter us. There is something wrong with their law enforcement; at the very least, they should consider the safety of the fishermen," Zhang argued passionately.
The marine police are now rigorously investigating this alarming incident, shedding light on the fragile relationship between law enforcement and the fishing community in Tianjin, with concerns over excessive enforcement measures and the safety of the local fishermen dominating the discourse.
The video was provided by local media with permission.
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