According to a report by Taiwan’s China Time News on January 22, an accident occurred at the 168th fleet of the Taiwanese Navy’s Suao base in Suao port, Ilan County, Taiwan. According to our understanding, a Staff Sergeant Cheng was on duty with the Port of Keelung Tuo River class anjiang (bearing No. 625) of the 131st fleet in the port of Suao when he fell into the sea while on a suspected drunken holiday, when it was found, it was already a cold body. The details remain to be clarified by the Taiwanese army.
Staff Sergeant Cheng, who died in the crash, was attached to the Anjiang ship of the Taiwan Navy’s 131st fleet. Photo Credit: Taiwan T?mori News Cloud
According to the report, Staff Sergeant Cheng had not been with the Port of Keelung Navy’s 131st fleet“Tuo River Kong” class Anjiang ship for a short mission to the port of Su’ao. On the 21st, he went out for dinner, but after entering the barracks, he did not board the ship to collect leave, on the morning of the 22nd, a 8:50 surnamed Zheng was found under the wooden plank road in the port area. He died after being taken to hospital.
The report mentioned that at about this time last year, less than 10 meters from the location where staff sergeant Zheng was found, there was also a mysterious accidental death of a Master Sergeant Chen. When Master Sergeant Chen was discovered by the patrolling officers and soldiers, wearing diving equipment but drowned in the water, “The cause of death people feel very strange.”.
Taiwan’s“Naval Fleet Command” said on the 22nd that Staff Sergeant Cheng of its 131st fleet was on leave on the 21st to go out for dinner, but did not board the ship after entering the barracks to collect leave, the 8:50 found Staff Sergeant Cheng in the sea below the boardwalk in the port area. The Taiwanese military said it had sent high-ranking cadres to deal with and accompany the family members, and the case was clarified in cooperation with the constitutional inspection investigation.
According to a report by Taiwan’s United News Network, Staff Sgt. Cheng, 37, is rumored to have fallen into the sea after returning from a drinking trip to his camp. The Taiwanese army has not confirmed whether he drank alcohol, pending confirmation of the cause of death by prosecutors.