Battered and broke, Vietnam fishermen bear brunt of China row


  • World
  • Monday, 28 Jul 2014

LY SON ISLAND Vietnam (Reuters) - Vietnamese fisherman Dang Van Hoanh sits on the deck of a creaky ferry, nursing a broken leg wrapped in grubby bandages and splinted with wood.

Staring out to sea, he recounts how an unidentified vessel rammed and sank his boat one night in May in South China Sea waters claimed by both Vietnam and China. One of his six crew was killed and another is still missing.

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