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October 7, 2006 · about 20 years ago

11 missing in ship accident near eastern Japan

Eleven people went missing after a Panama-registered ship with 26 on board hit the rock Friday while sailing in the Pacific off eastern Japan, Jiji Press reported. One of the two people rescued was still unconscious, and the cargo ship was also damaged, according to Ibaraki marine guard, who found t

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Eleven people went missing after a Panama-registered ship with 26 on board hit the rock Friday while sailing in the Pacific off eastern Japan, Jiji Press reported.

One of the two people rescued was still unconscious, and the cargo ship was also damaged, according to Ibaraki marine guard, who found the ship. All the crew members were Indian except one Sri Lankan.

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