Konyukhov was transferred from the infirmary to the upper deck of a Chinese cargo ship.

Russian traveler Fyodor Konyukhov was transferred from the infirmary to the upper deck of the ORE HONG KONG ship bound for Dalian, China. This was reported on April 2 in his Telegram channel.

After Konyukhov was taken aboard a cargo ship from a rowing boat, the traveler was examined, changed clothes and taken to the infirmary.

"Fedor was transferred from the infirmary to the upper deck. Now he lives in the Owner's Cabin," the message says.

Konyukhov noted that he was treated with friendliness and assistance on the ship. He also stressed that his rescue was a real success, as the weather in the ocean often changes.

Dangerous route: Fyodor Konyukhov was the first to conquer the South Atlantic on paddles

The traveler traveled by paddleboat for 68 days

On March 15, it was reported that Konyukhov spent 100 days in the Southern Ocean, having covered about half of the route from South America to Australia on the rowing boat Akros. The voyage was designed for about 200 days.

On March 29, the traveler completed the crossing of two oceans on the 144th day due to numerous failures of the boat's control and life support systems. The next day, Konyukhov boarded a cargo ship bound for China in the middle of the Indian Ocean.