Four Fishermen Rescued After Boat Sinks off Scotland's Coast

The crew abandoned their vessel amid rough seas and were saved by the Oban RNLI lifeboat and coastguard.

Four fishermen were rescued after their 17-meter fishing boat sank off the west coast of Scotland.
The crew was forced to abandon the vessel and swim to safety as it began taking on water and listed heavily.
The rescue operation was complicated by high winds and a significant swell, making it difficult for the lifeboat crew.
The Oban RNLI lifeboat and coastguard helicopter were involved in the rescue, with the lifeboat eventually towing the sinking vessel before it sank.
The rescued fishermen were passed into the care of the Scottish Ambulance Service and coastguard team members.