tags: Timeline 2014, School Incident, Asian Victim, Boat incident, sinking, no cause known, mass casualty
April 15, 2014 Casualties: 302 total 121 dead 181 missing South Korean Ferry Sewol Sinks The South Korean ferry Sewol which was filled mostly with students from Danwon High School in Ansan City. They were on a field trip to an island when it started listing and capsizing for some unknown reason after a J-shaped turn as ships assisted in a rescue effort. Passengers were told to stay in place until rescue boats arrived, at which point the ship was tilted too far for passengers to walk outside or for the crew to reach the life rafts. At least four are dead and hundreds are missing of the 470 aboard as the ship sank leaving only the overturned bow out of the 100 ft deep water.
Lee Joon-seok, captain of the Sewol, apologized for for fleeing the ship before all passengers could evacuate, and he was filling in for the regular captain who was on vacation. Even he was away and put the third mate in charge of steering the ship which was close to rocks. The ship was east of its normal route, as some questioned if he was taking a shortcut to save time. Rim Gung-su, a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University suspects that an abrupt turn could have caused cargo to shift and cause the initial list. Passengers heard and then felt a crash as the ship first tilted slightly but in only two or three minutes shifted to 45 and then 90 degrees vertical.” Passengers were only told once to stay in place until they were rescued, but such angles would make it impossible to climb to the outside.
So far, 121 people have been confirmed dead and 181 remain missing, the coast guard said.
The South Korean ferrycapsized while carrying 476 people, mostly secondary school students from Danwon High School (Ansan City).[6]
Points
- Costa Concordia
- most life boats didn't even try to deploy
- listed much faster
- also used slightly different route in not very deep water
- ship resting both at surface and sea bottom
- very sudden swerve instead of just slow maneuver to show off to friend
- passengers not told to evacuate until too late
- Captain in hoodie similar to father of Minneapolis airport stowaway boy who apologized
- *Conspiracy theory
- *Michael Shrimpton conspiracy theory
- *North Korea
*Conspiracy theory
N. Korean Mini-Sub Sank Ferry Via Torpedo Evidence ...
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13 hours ago - Back in 2010, the ROKS Cheonan was sunk by a North Korean mini-sub ... the Cheonan, a Republic of Korea Navy ship carrying 104 personnel, sank off the ...Before It’s News has received inside information from a trusted source who warns that the sinking of a South Korean ferry days ago was an act of war by North Korea using a mini-sub torpedo to sink the ferry. South Korea knows about this hit, we are told, and is hushing it up to avoid the very real possibilty of imminent war. Back in 2010, the ROKS Cheonan was sunk by a North Korean mini-sub torpedo as shared below from Wikipedia, prompting this FOX News story: “Is the U.S. Prepared to Face Midget Subs?” A May 2010 Washington Post story concluded:
“A mini-submarine like the type that is assessed to have penetrated the NLL is designed specifically for covert maneuvering in shallow waters like those that exist off of the west coast of the Korean Peninsula,” he said.
“The fact of the matter is, a submarine did infiltrate into South Korean waters — and they have done so in the past fairly frequently,” he said.
“It is their mission.”
Video footage below includes RAW cell phone footage of the S. Korean ferry sinking and news reports of the incident. From Wikipedia:
The ROKS Cheonan sinking occurred on 26 March 2010, when the Cheonan, a Republic of Korea Navyship carrying 104 personnel, sank off the country’s west coast near Baengnyeong Island in the Yellow Sea, killing 46 seamen. A South Korean-led official investigation carried out by a team of international experts from South Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Sweden[1][2] presented a summary of its investigation on 20 May 2010, concluding that the warship had been sunk by a North Korean torpedo[3][4] fired by a midget submarine.[5]
North Korea denied that it was responsible for the sinking.[6] North Korea’s further offer to aid an open investigation was disregarded.[7] China dismissed the official scenario presented by South Korea and the United States as not credible.[8] An investigation by the Russian Navy also did not concur with the report.[9] The United Nations Security Council made a Presidential Statementcondemning the attack but without identifying the attacker.[10]
- prison planet related posts
- North Korean Torpedo speculation
- http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t1035792/
Re: Breaking: S. Korean Ferry Sinking Off Coast.
Pardon me for the alarmist headline without sustaining documentation. I'm not sure if the initial report came from someone with very inside knowledge, or someone who pulled something out of their hat..Quote:Originally Posted by Topgun396I'd like to know how you came up with Breaking: N. Korea torpedo's S. Korean Ferry. Is this straight from E.U. TIMES?
Glad to see the headline has been changed. It's now been changed where I picked it up as well, but reading down you will see it WAS the headline.
Until there is further evidence and reports, this should be considered as reported so far.- *North Korea
- http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/17/world/asia/south-korean-ferry-accident.html?hpw&rref=world&_r=0
- The cause of the accident was not immediately clear. By nightfall, no South Korean official or analyst had raised the possibility of foul play by North Korea, which was accused of sinking a South Korean Navy ship with a torpedo in 2010, a charge the North denied.During a brief news conference on Wednesday, Kim Young-bung, an executive at the Cheonghaejin Marine Company, which operated the ship, offered the company’s “deepest apology” but few details about what had happened.
The Sewol Disaster
Things usually happen for a reason. When bad things happen they are very often planned. Of course accidents happen too, like the editors missing the ‘r’ out of my surname in the title to last week’s column!
After the USS Pinckney, God Bless her, whacked that Chinese sub, I half-thought there might be some kind of retaliation. It looks like it’s happened.
Folks should have been keeping an extra weather eye out for trouble, but of course the official cover-up of the MH 370 meant that no one outside INTELCOM was thinking in terms of Chinese state responsibility.
Security can be a bummer, because it means you have to be alert. The penalties for getting it wrong can be severe. My lady friend and I are taking a domestic flight out of Luton next week, to go on a too long postponed holiday. Al Qaeda have a strong presence in Luton, and airside access at the airport via local Salafists, so it means I have to think about the safety of the plane and make a few calls I’d rather not make.
It goes with the territory, I’m afraid. You cannot just sit back fat, dumb and happy, especially if you’ve annoyedal Qaeda, and the Cabinet Office, which tends to control airport security at several removes! There is nothing more irritating than having your plane blow up in mid-air. It can cause a flight delay, for one thing, and you are bound to spill your drink.
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The Sewol
The South Korean registered Sewol was a 20 year old 6,826 ton roll-on roll-off ferry, of Japanese construction. She was modified by adding additional cabins on her aft deck, raising metacentric height and reducing her stability. This increased her attractiveness as a target, as it made (a) made it easier for her to sink and (b) provided good cover.
The modifications were approved however and there is no particular reason for criticising the ship’s owners, Chonghaejin Marine Corporation. She was not particularly unstable by the low standards of RO-RO ferries.
There are grounds for criticising her captain, Lee Joon-Seok, not least for leaving his ship and failing to ensure the safe evacuation of her passengers. Not for one moment however do I think that we are getting the full story, or anything like it.
The media and authorities always rush to blame individuals, or corporations. They never stop to think that there might be a deeper conspiracy. Sometimes there is, sometimes there isn’t. Each case turns on its own facts. The obsession with blaming individuals, as with the DVD’s assassination of JFK, when the media and the Warren Commission fixated on Lee Harvey Oswald, tends to obscure the truth.
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The Proximate Cause of the Disaster
Contrary to initial reports, it does not seem that the Sewol struck a rock. There was no sign of damage, let alone a gash, on her upturned hull. One would expect the bow to be damaged in a fatal collision with an underwater obstacle.
It does appear that she capsized after a sharp turn to port, causing vehicles or containerized cargo to shift. That’s where the media and the official investigation will stop. Not the Intelligence Community’s! INTELCOM will want answers to two questions in particular: why did she turn so sharply to port and why was the cargo, or part of it, not properly secured?
Most ships these days do not sail under manual control. It is quite likely that the Sewol was on automatic pilot when she made that last turn to port. If so, then we are looking at software sabotage, a Chinese specialty, as I have observed before.
Failure to secure the cargo, if indeed it was not secured, is an anomaly. Even rookie sailors know to secure the cargo.
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The Kids
Spyhunter
What made the sinking so tragic was the presence of so many kids from the Dawon High School. As I reveal in Spyhunter German intelligence and sister agencies – and the Germans set up the communist takeover in China and trained their intelligence – go for murdering kids, for the shock and upset value.
There are numerous examples – the Athenia, Comet Yoke Peter, the Aberfan disaster, the Saigon Baby Lift C-5 Galaxy tragedy and numerous school and college shootings. One of those, Virginia Tech, involved a North Korean sleeper agent.
The presence of so many kids aboard the Sewol is a red flag for me. This one smells, and it’s not just my sensitive nose. One thing we can be sure of – there won’t be a thorough investigation.
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*Sources:
4/29/2014
Captain of first ship to reach sinking ferry speaks | News ...
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(voice over): This is the first image of the doomed Sewol ferry. Calm seas belied the horrors unfolding within the ship. This is the view from Doola Ace an oil tanker that is first on the scene.
Captain Moon Ye-Shik receives a call to help a ship in distress at 9:06 a.m., 11 minutes after the Sewol says it is in trouble. He soon has the ship in his sights. I could tell the ship was sinking just by looking at it", he tells me. "The situation was so bad I assumed the evacuation was well under way."
It wasn't. This was the scene inside the ship around 9:06 a.m. filmed by a student who did not escape. His phone was retrieved with his body and given to his father. Joking and unaware of the danger they are in at first, they then ask "Why can't they tell us what's going on? The fact that they asked us to wear life jackets, doesn't that mean the boat is sinking?"
Then an announcement the third of its kind you hear on this recording saying, "Once again, please do not move from your current location. Absolutely do not move." So they don't.
Captain Moon and his men are on deck ready to deploy the life rafts to save anyone in the water. Moon tells CNN he is 200 meters away but the Sewol keeps asking over the radio where the rescue boat is. 9:14 a.m., Doola Ace talking directly to Sewol says people should escape. A full ten minutes later the Sewol crew member is still asking if passengers escape, can they be rescued?
"This person was inexperienced" says Moon. "In an emergency it should be the captain on the radio. You need to make decisions fast."
But it is unclear where the Sewol captain was at this point. He was one of the 174 people rescued along with 20 of his crews. Moon said he's angry he left his passengers behind.
CAPTAIN MOON YE-SHIK, CAPTAIN OF THE DOOLA ACE: Yes this is very strong current.
HANCOCKS: Moon had been tracking the Sewol earlier that morning as it was on his radar. He says the ship suddenly made a sharp right turn at a very slow speed. The ship's tracking system, the automatic identification system was off he said. Moon wonders if the ship had lost power.
He says he will never understand the actions of the Sewol captain and has decided that this is the last time he will speak about what happened hoping that not talking about it will stop the nightmares he still has about the children he couldn't save.
Paula Hancocks, CNN, on the Yellow Sea, South Korea.
Captain Moon Ye-Shik receives a call to help a ship in distress at 9:06 a.m., 11 minutes after the Sewol says it is in trouble. He soon has the ship in his sights. I could tell the ship was sinking just by looking at it", he tells me. "The situation was so bad I assumed the evacuation was well under way."
It wasn't. This was the scene inside the ship around 9:06 a.m. filmed by a student who did not escape. His phone was retrieved with his body and given to his father. Joking and unaware of the danger they are in at first, they then ask "Why can't they tell us what's going on? The fact that they asked us to wear life jackets, doesn't that mean the boat is sinking?"
Then an announcement the third of its kind you hear on this recording saying, "Once again, please do not move from your current location. Absolutely do not move." So they don't.
Captain Moon and his men are on deck ready to deploy the life rafts to save anyone in the water. Moon tells CNN he is 200 meters away but the Sewol keeps asking over the radio where the rescue boat is. 9:14 a.m., Doola Ace talking directly to Sewol says people should escape. A full ten minutes later the Sewol crew member is still asking if passengers escape, can they be rescued?
"This person was inexperienced" says Moon. "In an emergency it should be the captain on the radio. You need to make decisions fast."
But it is unclear where the Sewol captain was at this point. He was one of the 174 people rescued along with 20 of his crews. Moon said he's angry he left his passengers behind.
CAPTAIN MOON YE-SHIK, CAPTAIN OF THE DOOLA ACE: Yes this is very strong current.
HANCOCKS: Moon had been tracking the Sewol earlier that morning as it was on his radar. He says the ship suddenly made a sharp right turn at a very slow speed. The ship's tracking system, the automatic identification system was off he said. Moon wonders if the ship had lost power.
He says he will never understand the actions of the Sewol captain and has decided that this is the last time he will speak about what happened hoping that not talking about it will stop the nightmares he still has about the children he couldn't save.
Paula Hancocks, CNN, on the Yellow Sea, South Korea.
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- CNN - by Madison Park - 1 day agoShe is one of the 87 people dead; 215 remain missing. ... Those who are not students, teachers or parents were not allowed on school grounds ...
- Mirror.co.uk - by Jessica Best - 6 days ago
- CNN - by Madison Park - 2 days ago
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(Adds company details, court ruling). By Miyoung Kim. SEOUL, April 23 (Reuters) - Prosecutors investigating the fatal sinking of a South Korean ferry have raided the home of Yoo Byung-un, the head of a family that owns the Chonghaejin Marine Co. Ltd, the ...
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Jindo, South Korea (CNN) -- Divers have found no air pockets on the third and fourth floors of the sunken ferry Sewol, South Korean authorities said Wednesday. The news all but eliminates any hopes of finding survivors on the ferry, which capsized and went ...
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(Adds North Korea sending condolences). By Jungmin Jang and Ju-min Park. MOKPO/SEOUL, April 23 (Reuters) - South Korean divers swam though dark, cold waters into a sunken ferry on Wednesday, feeling for children's bodies with their hands in a maze ...
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A temporary morgue in Jindo, set up to identify victims of the sunken ferry Sewol. As of Tuesday night, the death toll had risen to 121, but 181 were still missing. Credit Uriel Sinai for The New York Times. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the ...
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MOKPO, South Korea — A colleague calls Capt. Lee Joon-seok the nicest person on the ship. With more than 40 years' experience at sea, Lee could speak with eloquence about the romance and danger of a life spent on ships. Ancient Roman costumed ...
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The vast majority of the dead are students from a high school in Ansan, near Seoul. With 150 people still unaccounted for, funeral homes in the city are already full. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Wednesday, April 23, 2014, 5:38 AM. A; A; A. Share this URL ...
From South Korea
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INCHEON, April 23 (Yonhap) -- Prosecutors raided offices of the operator of a sunken ferry and its affiliates Wednesday as part of a widening probe into the cause of the disaster. Investigators of the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office raided Cheonghaejin ...
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The Sewol-ho ferry tragedy has forced the government to take a look at the level of safety awareness and preparedness in the nation. To make sure such accidents are prevented in the future, the government said Wednesday that it plans to carry out intensive ...
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The number of bodies recovered from the sunken ferry Sewol continued to rise Wednesday, further dampening hopes of finding survivors inside the wreck. The rescue workers resumed their search early Wednesday and recovered eight more victims from the ...
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ANSAN, South Korea, April 23 (Yonhap) -- A somber atmosphere filled the hall as a woman broke down next to a hearse carrying the body of a teenage girl who was killed in the sinking of the ferry Sewol off South Korea's south coast a week ago. "Ah, my baby ...
4/22/2014
Ferry company issued apology for sinking
Captain was in a safety video saying everybody would be safe as long as everybody followed crew insructions
CNN - people could not believe why they did not tell people to evacuate just because the water was cold.
SBS apologizes for airing smiling reporters at the Sewol ...
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Allkpop14 hours ago - SBS has issued an official apology on airing footage of smiling reporters at the Sewol fer.
SBS has issued an official apology on airing footage of smiling reporters at the Sewol ferry scene.
On the 20th at 10AM, SBS aired their news special on the Sewol ferry sinking. The reporters at the scene interviewed a marine. However, right after the interview was conducted, SBS aired the reporters smiling and laughing with each other. The reporters were laughing for about 5 seconds before they were told that they were still on air and stopped smiling.
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- Yahoo News - 2 hours agoIn the initial days after the Sewol went down, the relatives' anger was ... the actions of Lee and his crew as being "tantamount to murder".
- TIME - 2 hours ago
- The Guardian - 7 hours ago
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CNN1 day ago - Jindo, South Korea (CNN) -- The actions of the captain and crew of the sunken ferry Sewol "are akin to murder," South Korean President Park ...South Korean President: Actions of ferry captain 'akin to ...
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CNN19 hours ago - The actions of the captain and crew of the sunken ferry Sewol "are akin to murder," South Korean President Park Geun-hye said Monday. Crew members of sunken Sewol ferry say they couldn't ...
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CNN2 hours ago - The death toll keeps ticking grimly upwards as divers bring more ... "We pray for the Sewol victims who lost their precious lives due to the ...Crew members from the sunken South Korean ferry Sewol said Tuesday that they were unable to reach the lifeboats as the ship was tilting over.Four crew members who were arrested Monday over their role in the disaster that has claimed more than 100 lives appeared outside a courthouse Tuesday. The captain and two other crew members were arrested last week.The four who appeared Tuesday had their heads bowed and faces covered, making it unclear which of them was speaking.Asked by a journalist if anybody got to the lifeboats as the ferry was listing badly, one of the crew members said they "made attempts do so, but it was hard to go there."All the crew members "made attempts to do that," he said. "But we slipped so we could not do that."
4/19/2014
South Korea ferry disaster: Is inexperience to blame?
APRIL 19, 2014, 6:31 PM|More than 265 people, most of them high school students, are still missing in the sinking of a ferry off the South Korean coast. Three more bodies were found, and the death toll is expected to rise. Prosecutors say the ship's inexperienced third mate was at the helm when the ship when the disaster began. Seth Doane reports.
4/18/2014
Arrest warrant issued for 3 in ferry sinking http://cnn.it/1jbQeTg An arrest warrant has been issued for the captain of the ferry that sank off the coast of South Korea, an accident that killed 28 people and left nearly 270 missing.Two other crew members also face arrest,
4/17/2014
Students Among Hundreds Missing After South Korean ...
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Students Trapped in Sinking Ferry Send Heartbreaking Text ...
16 hours ago - ... students trapped in the sinking ferry off the coast of SouthKorea and ... The father replied: "I know the rescue is underway but make your way out if you can." ... "The ship began tilting all of a sudden, and then people started ...
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SEOUL - Angry relatives of passengers aboard a sunken South Korean ferry criticized the government's response Thursday as the ship's captain made an emotional apology for fleeing the vessel before hundreds of others had a chance to get out.
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SEOUL - Angry relatives of passengers aboard a sunken South Korean ferry criticized the government's response Thursday as the ship's captain made an emotional apology for fleeing the vessel before hundreds of others had a chance to get out.
Lee Joon-seok, captain of the Sewol, has been criticized for fleeing the ship before all passengers could evacuate. In a broadcast by South Korea’s YTN network, Lee made an emotional apology. "I am really sorry. I don't know what to say," he said, while seated in a chair, surrounded by reporters with a hood pulled over his face. He then repeated, “I’m so sorry.”
The South Korean Coast Guard reported that Lee was filling in for the regular captain, who was on vacation.
The ship sent out distress calls in a position east of the normal route from Incheon to Jeju, raising the possibility that the captain had taken a shortcut. The Sewol’s departure Tuesday was delayed almost three hours by fog.
“It is possible that the ship changed its course to a different route because it was delayed leaving Incheon,” Lee Gyeong-Og, vice minister of Security and Public Administration, said in a press briefing. The company operating the ship, Cheonghaejin Marine Co., has denied changing course.
Rim Gung-su, a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University with more than 30 years of experience as a ship captain, suspects that an abrupt turn may have caused the ferry to turn on its side and sink.
“The ship was moving at full speed, it was very foggy and there were probably a lot of fishing boats around. My theory is that the captain turned suddenly to the right to avoid a boat, which could have caused the cargo to fall over, throwing the Sewol off balance,” Rim said.
He also said that cargo on ships is often not securely tied down as many operators seek to cut labor costs. The Sewol, about 480 feet long, can carry up to 921 people, 180 vehicles and 152 shipping containers.
...the ship was refurbished to increase its capacity. Rim said this would have raised the Sewol’s center of gravity and could have made it more vulnerable to tipping over in the event of a shift of weight. The Sewol was fully licensed and operating legally.
Passengers reported hearing a loud noise before the sinking. “At first the ship tilted about 15 degrees and I assumed it was just because of a big wave,” passenger Kim Hong-kyung, 58, told the Kyunghyang newspaper. “But then it was only two or three minutes until it shifted to 45 and then 90 degrees.”
- CNN - 28 minutes agoJindo, South Korea (CNN) -- Passengers aboard a sinking SouthKorean ferry faced a terrifying choice as the vessel rolled: obey commands barked over ..
- Passenger Kim Sung-Mook told YTN that he was eating breakfast in the ship's main hall when he felt the ferry begin to tilt.
Someone made the announcement telling passengers to stay in place. Then, he said, he heard a loud bang. - .As of 9:18 a.m. (8:18 p.m. ET Wednesday), there were 289 people missing, and 179 people had been rescued, the coast guard said
Passengers aboard a sinking South Korean ferry faced a terrifying choice as the vessel rolled: obey commands barked over loudspeakers to stay in place, or don life vests and jump into the chilly ocean water.
"Don't move," a voice warned, according to a recording obtained by CNN affiliate YTN. "If you move, it's dangerous. Don't move."
That announcement, some witnesses worried, may have cost some passengers on the ferry Sewol their lives.
"Kids were forced to stay put," one survivor told CNN affiliate YTN, "so only some of those who moved survived."
10:21pm EDT http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/16/korea-ship-rescue-idUSL3N0N80LO20140416(Reuters) - All 338 high school students and teachers on board a South Korean passenger ferry that was reported to be sinking on Wednesday have been rescued, a school official told Reuters.
7:59PM edt Several people appear to have survived in an air pocket of a capsized South Korean ferry, the father of one of the school children aboard the boat told a Reuters reporter accompanying families out to the scene of the disaster on Thursday.
About 290 people are still missing out of 450 passengers http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/16/us-korea-ship-idUSBREA3F01Y20140416\
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- New York Daily News - 1 hour agoAt least two people have died after a South Korean passenger shipwith about 470 people aboard sank off the country's southwestern coast.
South Korean ferry sinks off country’s southwestern coast
About 320 of the passengers were students headed to the resort island of Jeju. About 160 people had been rescued, but hundreds of others - many of them high school students - were still missing.
At least four people were dead and more than 50 were injured after a South Korean passenger ship with about 470 people aboard sank off the country’s southwestern coast early Wednesday.
About 325 of those aboard the ferry were high school students headed to the resort island of Jeju for a four-day trip. About 160 people, including some students and teachers, had been rescued, but nearly 300 were still missing after an hours-long rescue operation that included dozens of ships and helicopters.
The ship overturned completely during the terrifying ordeal before it sank completely.- Washington Post - by Chico Harlan - 47 minutes ago
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BBC News - South Korea ferry: Scores missing as ship sinks
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12 hours ago - Two people have died and more than 100 remain unaccounted for after aferry carrying 476 people capsizes and sinks off South Korea.Over 280 missing after South Korean ferry capsizes | Reuters
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Reuters11 mins ago - Part of South Korean passenger ship ''Sewol'' that has been sinking is seen as South Korean maritime policemen search for passengers in the ...Rescuers search for South Korea shipwreck survivors - CNN ...
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CNN11 mins ago - Rescuers battled darkness, cold and low visibility to find survivors of aferry sinking off South Korean coast.At least 4 dead, 292 missing after ferry sinks off South ...
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Fox News Channel3 hours ago - South Korean officials said Wednesday that nearly 300 people were still missing several hours after a multi-story passenger ferry sank off that ...Hundreds of children rescued from ferry off South Korean ...
13 hours ago - All 338 high school students and teachers on board a South Koreanpassenger ferry that began sinking on Wednesday have been rescued, ...294 Missing After Ferry Sinks off South Korea's Coast - ABC ...
2 hours ago - South Korean coast guard officers try to rescue passengers from a ferry sinking in the water off the southern coast near Jindo, south of Seoul, ...292 Missing, 4 Dead in South Korea Ferry Disaster - ABC ...
15 mins ago - A ferry carrying 459 people, mostly high school students on an overnight trip to a tourist island, sank off South Korea's southern coast on ...Three dead, 292 missing in S. Korea ferry sinking - Yahoo ...
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Yahoo! News2 hours ago - Jindo (South Korea) (AFP) - South Korean rescue teams, including elite navy SEAL divers, raced Wednesday to find nearly 300 people missing ...Ferry sinking off South Korean coast, almost 300 missing ...
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RT12 hours ago - This photo taken on April 16, 2014 shows helicopters heading to aid 476 passengers and crew aboard a South Korean ferry sinking on its way ...South Korea: 'Dozens Missing' After Ferry Sinks - Sky News
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Sky News8 hours ago - Hundreds of school children are told to jump off a listing ferry as the stricken vessel begins to sink.
South Korean Ferry Sewol Sinks Ninjapundit Disaster
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