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December 27, 2007 · about 18 years ago

S.Korea Finds Cargo Ship Wreckage

The apparent wreckage of a cargo ship that disappeared along with 14 sailors has been found, but lay too deep in the water to raise immediately, South Korean officials said Wednesday. Meanwhile, the search continued for the missing. The ship, carrying 2,000 tons of nitric acid, was feared sunk after

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The apparent wreckage of a cargo ship that disappeared along with 14 sailors has been found, but lay too deep in the water to raise immediately, South Korean officials said Wednesday. Meanwhile, the search continued for the missing.

The ship, carrying 2,000 tons of nitric acid, was feared sunk after it sent out a distress signal early Tuesday off Yeosu, 280 miles south of Seoul. One sailor was rescued.

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