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Research vessel anchors in South China Sea to avoid confrontation with typhoon

(Xinhua)

11:03, June 05, 2012

Scientist Ke Shengbian (1st L) introduces goods fastness skills to research crew on the research vessel Haiyang-6 in the South China Sea, June 4, 2012.(Xinhua/Zhou Wenjie)

The Chinese research vessel Haiyang-6, which set off Saturday from south China's Guangzhou City to perform a four-month scientific research task, anchored in the South China Sea to avoid confrontation with typhoon Mawar.


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