MURMANSK, January 10. /ITAR-TASS/. The Russian trawler Oleg Naidenov will continue capture fisheries in the economic zone of Guinea-Bissau after it is freed, executive director of the Fenix company Yuri Parshev told Itar-Tass on Friday.
The crew will not be changed, Parshev said.
“The crew has recently taken duty — on December 22. When the trawler entered Senegal no pretensions were lodged by the Senegalese authorities. All sailors are full of energy and seek to continue the work,” the Fenix executive director said.
At present, the trawler has all necessary things: drinking water, foodstuffs, fresh water and medications. Earlier, the trawler’s captain, Vadim Mantorov, said his condition improved. The captain received traumas when the Russian trawler was arrested by Senegal military officials. The other members of the crew are safe and strong.
The trawler has a broadband plan in the Internet, Parshev said.
“There are no online sessions for sailors and their relatives because they actively communicate with the use of social networks,” he said.
The ship owner has regular sessions with the trawler’s captain: they have started the sessions since the second day when the ship stay in Dakar. The Russian Federal Fisheries Agency also communicates with the trawler, Parshev said.