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更新时间：2026年9月9日 / 美国东部时间上午9:57 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
据美国海岸警卫队消息，一艘渔船在阿拉斯加外白令海翻覆后，三名船员中一名少年获救生还，另外两人被发现身亡。
阿拉斯加州州警于周日晚间约8:30上报三名人员失踪，海岸警卫队机组人员于周一清晨展开搜救。由于天气和能见度不佳，搜救行动直到周一清晨才得以开展。
海岸警卫队表示，其一架直升机发现一名15岁船员“紧紧抓着翻覆的船只”，并出现低体温症症状。据海岸警卫队消息，这艘18英尺长的渔船在圣劳伦斯岛海岸外约4英里处被发现倒扣在海中。
机组人员通过从空中投放救生筏和装备，成功将少年安全救起，并协调一艘志愿商船将幸存者接至船上。该商船在前往补给燃料前将幸存者转移上船，同时也从水中打捞出两名遇难船员的遗体。随后这艘志愿商船搭载幸存者和遇难者遗体前往阿拉斯加西部港口城市诺姆。
“我们向这两名水手不幸遇难后受影响的家属、朋友和社区致以哀悼，”海岸警卫队北极区指挥官鲍勃·利特尔在一份声明中说道。“我们感谢‘西北探索者’号机动船、联邦、州和村庄的应急人员以及任务合作伙伴所付出的巨大努力，正是他们的协助最终挽救了一条生命。”
事发前，这艘渔船最后一次被目击是在周五，从圣劳伦斯岛北海岸的萨沃恩加地区出发。海岸警卫队称，该船原计划于周日凌晨3点左右返回圣劳伦斯岛。
这座人口稀少的岛屿在行政上隶属于阿拉斯加州，但距离阿拉斯加本土约100英里。它位于白令海峡另一侧，距离俄罗斯比距离北美大陆更近。其所在的北太平洋海域以狂暴冰冷的海水著称，海况会迅速变得危险莫测。
官员尚未公布遇难者和幸存者的身份。但《安克雷奇每日新闻》报道称，两名遇难者分别是幸存者的兄弟和表亲。
据《安克雷奇每日新闻》报道，这名幸存少年告诉志愿商船船长亚当·怀特，渔船翻覆后，他在翻覆的小艇上紧抓了数日。
“我只能说，这是一个极其坚强的孩子，”怀特对该报说道。
Teen rescued alive clinging to fishing boat, 2 others found dead in Bering Sea off Alaska
2026-09-09T09:54:00-0400 / CBS News
By Emily Mae Czachor News Editor
Emily Mae Czachor is a reporter and news editor at CBSNews.com. She typically covers breaking news, extreme weather and climate. Emily Mae previously wrote for outlets like the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed and Newsweek.
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Updated on: September 9, 2026 / 9:57 AM EDT / CBS News
Two boaters were found dead and the third, a teenager, was rescued alive after their fishing boat capsized in the Bering Sea off Alaska, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
Crews initiated a search early Monday for three people who were reported missing by Alaska State Troopers at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday evening, after their 18-foot fishing boat was confirmed to be overdue. Weather and poor visibility prevented Coast Guard crews from searching until Monday morning.
The Coast Guard said one of its aircraft located a 15-year-old boater “clinging on to the capsized vessel” and experiencing symptoms of hypothermia. The fishing boat was found overturned about 4 miles off the coast of St. Lawrence Island, the Coast Guard said.
An aircrew was able to safely arrange the teen’s rescue by deploying a raft and equipment down to him from above, and coordinating with a good Samaritan boat that took the survivor aboard before leaving the scene to refuel. The bodies of the two deceased boaters were also recovered from the water and taken aboard the same good Samaritan boat, which took their remains and the survivor to the western Alaskan port city of Nome.
“Our hearts go out to the families, friends, and communities affected by the tragic loss of these two mariners,” said Bob Little, commander of the Coast Guard’s Arctic District, in a statement. “We are grateful for the incredible efforts of the motor vessel Northwest Explorer, Federal, State, Village first responders and mission partners who assisted in the effort that resulted in a life saved.”
Before the incident, the fishing boat had last been seen Friday, leaving St. Lawrence Island from an area called Savoonga along its northern coast. The Coast Guard said it was expected to return to St. Lawrence at around 3 a.m. Sunday morning.
The sparsely inhabited island is technically part of Alaska but located about 100 miles from its mainland. It’s closer to Russia, on the opposite side of the Bering Strait, than it is to North America. The section of the northern Pacific Ocean where it lies is known for its notoriously rough and frigid waters, which can quickly turn treacherous.
Neither the deceased boaters nor the survivor were identified by officials. But the Anchorage Daily News reported that the two found dead were the survivor’s brother and cousin, respectively.
The surviving teen told the captain of the good Samaritan boat, Adam White, that he had clung to the capsized skiff for several days after it overturned, according to the Anchorage Daily News.
“That is one remarkably tough kid, is all I can say,” White said, according to the newspaper.
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