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August 31, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Six Chinese missing after boat collides with ROK ship

Six Chinese fishermen are missing after their boat sank early Sunday in a collision with a cargo ship from the Republic of Korea (ROK) off the coast of eastern Zhejiang Province, local maritime sources said.

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Six Chinese fishermen are missing after their boat sank early Sunday in a collision with a cargo ship from the Republic of Korea (ROK) off the coast of eastern Zhejiang Province, local maritime sources said.

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