” I felt someone was not appropriate”, said Mr Jin. When we disembarked from the ship, we informed the commander, but no one showed up.
The visitors were eager to float toward the shore at the time because the sun had not yet set. However, the diving instructor, Ms. Meng, knew someone did pick them up and extend the group’s delay.  ,
” She said ( the boat crew ) got off work at 5pm, they would n’t have forgotten us. We finished our swimming test before 4pm, and we waited until 6.15pm”, said Mr Jin. No one showed up to pick us up after two days.
The group later began returning to shore and reached clean area at around 8 p.m., according to CNR.
Many people were shocked that such a situation may occur because of Mr. Jin’s struggle, which quickly became popular on Chinese social advertising. One Weibo users described the incident as “terrifying”, in a post that drew near to 1, 300 wants.
” When you bring someone out to swim in the ocean, there is neither a single interaction system nor a vessel to wait for you.” What if something happens? How do you find assistance, exactly? wrote another person.
Analysis Results
As the event made the rounds online, native officers responded, saying they had launched studies. The Wanning city government released a thorough report on its official WeChat account on Tuesday night ( Jun 25 ).
According to the government, Ms Meng was merely a” social activities instructor” and not a qualified swimming teacher as she had claimed to be. Mr Jin and the two different travellers had each paid 3, 480 yuan for her services.  ,
With a 1,150 chinese contract fee and a 300 yuan loan, Ms. Meng claimed to have spoken to a company to help her get a boat out of the water.  ,
After agreeing on the amount and frequency, the company’s director engaged another company, a sailing club, to get a vessel out to sea on Jun 9.  ,
Six other visitors and Ms. Meng’s party boarded the vessel the day before the incident to the waters close to Zhouzai area.  ,
The document stated that the ship’s commander, surnamed Wang, arranged for a team member to move Ms Meng’s group to a spot 600 m ahead for their swimming test. It was agreed that the boat would then go back to pick them up after Ms. Meng informed the team member that the trip would take about one and a half days.
Mr. Wang made the decision to take another group of tourists to Zhouzai area before picking up her team because he feared the jumping trip would take longer than Ms. Meng had predicted.
No ship was on hands to pick up Ms. Meng and the three visitors when they finished their swimming check at about 4pm as a result.
The four swimmers “eventually” started swimming towards the sea without waiting for the vehicle to pick them up, each pulling an incident floating ring, according to the report. They had no access to telephones and had no way to reach people.