On February 26th, six rescued Papua New Guinea distressed individuals took a group photo on the Marshall Islands vessel LOMETO of Shanghai Chuangxin Ocean Fisheries Co., Ltd. According to the Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea on the 27th, a fishing boat belonging to a Chinese fishing company rescued six Papua New Guinea stranded individuals who had been drifting at sea for over a month in the waters off the Solomon Islands on the 26th. The staff on the fishing boat promptly rescued the six individuals in distress, conducted medical examinations and treatment, and provided them with food and drink. Currently, the six individuals are in good condition. According to the Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea on the 27th, a fishing boat belonging to a Chinese fishing company rescued six Papua New Guinea stranded individuals who had been drifting at sea for over a month in the waters off the Solomon Islands on the 26th. According to embassy staff, LOMETO, a vessel registered in the Marshall Islands of Shanghai Chuangxin Ocean Fisheries Co., Ltd., discovered a small boat in the waters off the Solomon Islands at 12:00 local time on the 26th. There are a total of 6 personnel on board, including 5 adults and 1 child. After inquiry, it was found that they all come from Papua New Guinea, and the small boat has been drifting at sea for 37 days due to losing power. The staff on the fishing boat promptly rescued the six individuals in distress, conducted medical examinations and treatment, and provided them with food and drink. Currently, the six individuals are in good condition. (Lai Xin She)