The bodies of three victims were found in the shipwreck in Turkey. Why are there no survivors after the shipwreck?

The bodies of three victims in the Turkish shipwreck were found. Because the accident occurred in the sea area with complex environment and vast territory, not only many modern technologies could not be used, but also huge financial and human resources were needed, which made it difficult to have survivors after the shipwreck.

A cargo ship flying the Russian flag sank off the Black Sea coast of Barton province in northern Turkey. The sunken ship was named Alvin, and 15 crew members were trapped in three lifeboats waiting for rescue. The rescue operation is very difficult because of the bad weather. At present, only five trapped crew members have been rescued and three others have been killed. The rescue operation is still in progress and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

This Turkish shipwreck reminds me of 100 years ago? Titanic? Shipwreck accident. 191April 14- 15. A miracle in industrial history? Luxury passenger ship? Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in Halifax, Canada. On that horrible night, only 705 people on the Titanic were rescued and 1523 people were killed. The catastrophe broke up many families. Before sinking, the captain sent a distress signal, but when the nearest cruise ship "Carpathian" came to the rescue, it was four hours later. After four and a half hours of search and rescue, the Karpasia finally found the 12 lifeboat, and with the people rescued from other floating objects, only 705 people survived. Because the search and rescue conditions and equipment at that time were not perfect and the maritime environment was too complicated, the search and rescue of the sunken Titanic was abandoned. Few people survived the shipwreck.

Shipwrecks often occur at sea. The reason for the sinking of no one lives lies in the difficulties brought by the environmental characteristics on the sea to search and rescue. As we all know, the ocean is very large. Is it really as difficult to find someone in the millions of kilometers of sea in Fiona Fang as everyone says? Looking for a needle in a haystack? . Transportation is also difficult. Surface boats are generally 30 to 40 nautical miles faster, mostly small and medium-sized boats, and large ships are slower. However, the fuel and supplies carried by the boat are very limited. It is often necessary to dispatch large and small ships to cooperate with each other. Moreover, the search and rescue scope of these ships is very limited, and they can usually only be responsible for a small area. The other is the influence of sea conditions and currents. When the sea is rough, it also affects the ship's search and rescue. At the same time, it takes a lot of manpower and material resources, which makes it difficult to search and rescue at sea. Even if someone survives a shipwreck, they will die because of exhaustion of physical strength, lack of food sources or being swallowed by sharks in the sea.