Coast Guard Hunts Missing Crew After Typhoon

0:00Coast Guard crews are in high alert, hunting for six missing people from a crippled cargo ship off Guam's coast after super typhoon Sinlaku tour. Through, the 145-foot-bessel Mariana lost its starboard engine and went dark, sparking this urgent search. Earlier this week, the ship's crew radioed for help on April 15th, but by the afternoon of April 16th, all contact vanished, leaving. Rescuers scrambling. The typhoon hammered the Northern Mariana Islands hard, ripping up Tinian and Saipan with heavy damage, while Guam dealt with nasty flash floods that, complicated everything. A Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules plane took off to scan the area, but brutal winds forced it back to base. They're set to relaunch at first light. As the storm's fury eases, those search teams gear up for daylight, determined to track down the Mariana's crew and beat the odds. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Canada News Today, AI Powered Local News.