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October 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

11 of 18 sailors found alive from sunken Russian ship in Pacific

A total of 11 sailors have now been found alive from the 18-man crew of a Russian cargo ship that sunk in the West Pacific two days ago, after rescuers found another six on Wednesday, Russian officials in Vladivostok said. One sailor was found dead Tuesday, and Russian and South Korean boats and air

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A total of 11 sailors have now been found alive from the 18-man crew of a Russian cargo ship that sunk in the West Pacific two days ago, after rescuers found another six on Wednesday, Russian officials in Vladivostok said.

One sailor was found dead Tuesday, and Russian and South Korean boats and aircraft continue to scour the Sea of Japan in search for the remaining six members of the Sinegorye crew.

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