Informed sources revealed, on Sunday, the fate of four fishermen from Aden, after they were lost while they were leaving the Sea of ​​Sira on a hunting trip, hours after an appeal to the Association of Sirah Bay Sayyids to search for them.

One of the fishermen stated that the four fishermen were rescued by one of the small hunting ships, after their boat was 28 miles from Aden.

He explained that the fishermen were transferred with the engines to Djibouti, and they are: Adnan Qasim Jaafar, Mustafa Qasim Jaafar, Issa Muhammad Dawood, and Hassan Al -Mazli.

The source indicated that the four fishermen are expected to go to Bab al -Mandab and from there to the temporary capital of Aden.

The Association of Sirah Bay, the Bay of Sira, launched yesterday, Sunday, an appeal to the Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Fisheries and the Minister of State, Governor of Aden Ahmed Hamid Lams, to communicate with the relevant authorities to search for missing fishermen along the coastal strip to Hadramout.

The association said that they lost the evening of Saturday, after one of the fishermen found an oil bears at sea 25 nautical miles away, and after that ten boats were assigned with its sailors and catering them with fuel to search for them.

The association confirmed that their boat was found at 11 am, yesterday, Sunday, 27 nautical miles from Aden, without the fishermen or the boat's marine engines.