Tour guide in accident on Tien River did not survive

An Giang Ab Dol Ro Zak, 36 years old, tour guide of Hang Chau Tourist Express Boat, died two days after the accident on Tien River.

On the afternoon of April 21, relatives of the tour guide said that the victim had just passed away. Currently, the family is completing procedures at Cho Ray Hospital (HCMC) to take him home in Chau Phong commune, Tan Chau town, An Giang, to arrange for the funeral.

The cruise ship was badly damaged after the collision. Photo: Tran Thanh

Ro Zak was a tour guide on a cruise ship carrying 42 foreign tourists from Phnom Penh (Cambodia) to Chau Doc, which collided with a ferry on the Tien River on the afternoon of February 19, injuring three people.

The male tour guide suffered a severed arm, two broken legs, and abdominal injuries. He was taken to Tan Chau General Hospital for emergency treatment and then transferred to Cho Ray Hospital that night. Despite surgery, the tour guide’s injuries were too severe and he did not survive.

Ro Zak has a wife and a two-year-old daughter. He speaks English, Cham, and Khmer and often leads groups of tourists on boats from Chau Doc to Phnom Penh. His work as a tour guide is the main source of income for his family.

Passengers panicked at the moment of the train crash.

The moment a tourist boat collided with a ferry on the Tien River. Video : Ngoc Tai - Do Nam

After the accident, the police summoned the captain of the Hang Chau ship, the ferry driver and other people involved to investigate the cause. The police determined that both had no alcohol concentration and tested negative for drugs, but have not yet made a final conclusion on the fault of the parties.

An Giang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism said that early next week it will coordinate with localities, tourism and travel businesses to develop a plan to ensure safety not only for tourist boats but also for all other vehicles running on the Tien River.

Ngoc Tai - Dinh Van

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