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Sailors on capsized Cambodian ship off S. Korean waters rescued: report
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February 21, 2013, Thursday
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TWELVE crew members aboard a Cambodian-flagged ship that capsized off South Korea's east coast earlier today have all been rescued, local media reported.
The sailors, including three South Koreans and nine Chinese nationals, left a Japanese port two days ago en route to a port in Sokcho, South Korea, according to broadcaster YTN.
The 296-ton vessel capsized in waters some 550 kilometers northeast of the South Korean island of Ulleung. The authorities were notified of the accident this morning.
The sailors, including three South Koreans and nine Chinese nationals, left a Japanese port two days ago en route to a port in Sokcho, South Korea, according to broadcaster YTN.
The 296-ton vessel capsized in waters some 550 kilometers northeast of the South Korean island of Ulleung. The authorities were notified of the accident this morning.
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