Updated On: 20 December, 2022 08:55 AM IST | Bangkok (Thailand) | Agencies
Waves as high as 10 ft caused accident on Sunday night; water still choppy for boats to carry out search

The warship before sinking in the Gulf of Thailand, on Sunday. Pic/AFP
Thai navy ships and helicopters searched on Monday for more than 30 sailors still missing more than 17 hours after their warship sank in rough seas in the Gulf of Thailand.
As of Monday afternoon, 75 sailors from the HTMS Sukhothai corvette had been rescued and 31 were still missing, the navy said. The high waves that caused the accident had lessened since Sunday night’s sinking, but were still high enough to endanger small boats, the navy said.