The Sanchi oil tanker collision occurred on 6 January 2018 when the Panamanian-flagged, Iranian-owned tanker Sanchi, with a full natural-gas condensate cargo of 136,000 tonnes (960,000 barrels), sailing from Iran to South Korea, collided with the Hong Kong-flagged cargo ship CF Crystal 160 nautical miles (300 km) off Shanghai, China. Sanchi caught fire shortly after the collision; after burning and drifting for over a week, it sank on 14 January.^[1] "Wikipedia"

^{There are lots of signs that we think Moslem Alizadeh and other 31 crew are still alive.}

The list of their names and occupations follows:

1- Majid Ghassabi Orouji – Captain

2- Farid Mohebbi – Chief Engineer

3- Majid Naqiyan – First Officer

4- Hossein Jahani Helabad – Second Officer

5- Ehsan Aboli Qassem-Abadi – Second Officer

6- Milad Enayati – Third Officer

7- Hamed Bahari – Second Engineer

8- Mohammad-Reza Rezazadeh Masouleh – Third Engineer

9- Mahdi Sadegi – Third Engineer

10- Hassan Roumiani – Fourth Engineer

11- Mohammad Kavousi Takab – Procurement Officer

12- Bahram Ettehad – Electricity Officer

13- Abdolghani Sameri – Chief Sailor

14- Abouzar Nezami – Assitant Chief Sailor

15- Seyyed Javad Heydari – First Sailor

16- Mohammad Sajeb Ali-Miridha – First Sailor

17- Mohammad-Haroun Rashid – First Sailor

18- Alireza Najafifar – Second Sailor

19- Ali Heydariyeh Kohan – Second Sailor

20- Bahram Pouryani – Mechanic

21- Yavar Afshari – Lube Technician

22- Milad Arvi – Lube Technician

23- Moslem Alizadeh Nodehi – Lube Technician

24- Abdolkarim Besharatipour – Chef

25- Omid Ziyaei – Assistant Chef

26- Ayyub Mozaffari Abdgah – Attendant

27- Ehsan Faraji – Attendant

28- Saeid Dehqani – Apprentice

29- Pourya Eydipour – Apprentice

30- Sajjad Abdollahi – Apprentice

31- Mohammad Piryaei – Apprentice

32- Saghi Fa’al – Wife of Hossein Jahani Helabad