Dolly Beach: where the asylum seekers had been camping. Photo: Supplied By Lucy Carroll December 5 2013 A group of Rohingya asylum seekers spent three days camped out on a Christmas Island beach unnoticed, eating crabs and coconuts to survive, after their boat sank on Monday. Eight people walked out on to a main road on the island on Thursday to seek help, while another 17 remained on the beach. All 25 asylum seekers have now been taken into immigration detention. Christmas Island councillor Gordon Thomson said the asylum seekers had been camping on Dolly Beach for three days. "They walked [out] along a very steep track for about six kilometres. They found themselves on one of our main roads where they were seen and police and custom officers scrambled to pick them up." A group of Rohingya asylum seekers spent three days camped out on a Christmas Island beach unnoticed, eating crabs and coconuts to survive, after their boat sank on Monday. ...