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Vietnam Boat Tragedy: Survivors Escaped by Jumping, Closed Vessel Trapped Others

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A survivor of a deadly boat accident in Vietnam recounted how the captain jumped overboard without warning, prompting others to follow. Those who leapt into the water were the only ones who managed to survive the incident. Passengers seated at the rear of the vessel were unable to escape due to the boat's closed structure, resulting in their deaths. The survivor lost a close childhood friend in the tragedy. Authorities have noted that better medical access to nearby islands could have reduced the overall death toll.

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