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Coronavirus likely cause of drop in North Korean boats drifting onto Japan’s shores
By Tokyo Reporter Staff on April 15, 2021
On Thursday, the Japan Coast Guard said that the number of such crafts found between last October and March totaled just 14, a drop of about 90 percent from the 141 recorded over the same period one year ago.
Currents regularly wash wooden North Korean fishing boats onto Japan’s shores along the Sea of Japan after they become disabled.
A wooden boat likely from North Korea was found beached in Aomori Prefecture in November 2019
Yusuke Fukuyama, a professor at Hokuriku University in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, says the recent trend is likely due to the pandemic.
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A boat believed to be from North Korea is washed ashore on the coast of Aomori Prefecture in November 2019. | AOMORI COAST GUARD OFFICE / VIA KYODO
Kyodo Apr 15, 2021
Aomori – The number of boats believed to originate in North Korea that drifted ashore on Japanese coasts between last October and March this year fell 90% from a year earlier, the Japan Coast Guard said Thursday.
Suspected North Korean boats drifting ashore in Japan fall amid pandemic
The number of boats believed to originate in North Korea that drifted ashore on Japanese coasts between last October and March fell 90 percent from a year earlier, the Japan Coast Guard said Thursday.
The number of such boats found in the six-month period totaled 13, down from 141 the previous year, the coast guard said. An expert on the Korean Peninsula situation said the plunge was believed to have been caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
A boat believed to be from North Korea is washed ashore on the coast of Aomori Prefecture in Japan in November 2019. (Photo courtesy of Aomori Coast Guard Office) (Kyodo)
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