For the fifth day of searching for the missing person of Venus... "At least a week to be deployed for deep-sea divers."

As the search for the missing 10 people of the fishing boat Venus, which sank off Jeju Island, continues for five days, it is predicted that it will take at least a week to deploy deep-sea divers.

The Coast Guard predicted that it would take at least a week to remove the net connected to the hull and fix the barges of private rescue companies in order for deep-sea divers from private rescue companies to be deployed.

The net has risen from the sunken hull to a depth of 35m.

The Navy and the Coast Guard explained that R.O.V., a remote-controlled underwater robot that showed results, will be deployed four times today (12th) rather than a deep-sea diver.

Whether to deploy deep-sea divers is expected to be decided after consultation between the Navy, the Coast Guard, and private rescue companies.

The 129-ton Busan-registered Venus, which had 27 crew members on board, sank 22 kilometers northwest of Biyangdo Island on Jeju Island in the early morning of the 8th, killing 4 people and missing 10 others.