
In the summer, a flotilla of ships from the Asian camp comes to the Primorsky region, which illegally mines squid and other biological resources, and the border guards are not able to control them, told the acting governor of the region Oleg Kozhemyako.
"When August begins, all our neighbors come to the squid for a 12-mile zone ... They are entered by a whole flotilla of 60-70 boats. It is difficult for border guards to control so many vessels," Kozhemyako said during the XIII Congress of Rybakov in Vladivostok, Interfax said .
In the summer, several tropical typhoons took place in Primorye. In the bays of the region, about 300 vessels and schooners of the DPRK and the Republic of Korea took refuge during the storm from the prison of the Jeby. About 70 foreign fishermen who fell into the storm were saved in the region during the passage of the Soulik typhoon.
On August 25, the regional department of the Ministry of Emergencies received a message that in the Sea of Japan, 60 miles south of Porta Nakhodka lost the course of a foreign fishing vessel. The crew asked for help . Rescuers from the helicopter discovered fragments of a foreign fishing vessel. Two of the six crew members saved the liner passing by, the searches of the rest were discontinued in a day due to bad weather.