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He said he had not received any further details on their health condition.
Three men left Ebeye Island on a fishing trip April 2, developed engine trouble and drifted out of Kwajalein's lagoon during a period of high winds and rough seas.
A search by the US Army, Coast Guard and Marshall Islands Sea Patrol came up empty.
The two who survived the 1600km drift are Godfrey Capelle and Thomas Benjamin, according to a preliminary report received from Chuuk.
The third man who went with the Capelle and Benjamin was Junior Joram, 32, the Marshall Islands Journal reported when the men were initially lost at sea in early April.
They were in a 6m boat with a single 40hp outboard engine.
No details were available about what happened to Joram except that he was not with Capelle and Benjamin when Namoluk islanders found them Thursday morning.
A request from the island reportedly went to the FSM national sea patrol vessel to pick up the men and bring them to Weno, the capital of Chuuk, for medical attention and onward repatriation to the Marshall Islands.