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March 25, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Hong Kong rescuers hope to enter sunken ship

Hong Kong rescuers were Tuesday reportedly preparing another attempt to reach 18 Ukrainian sailors believed trapped in their sunken ship, although hopes are slim there is anyone still alive. A senior fire officer said they had located an entrance near the deck of the tug boat after getting plans sho

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Hong Kong rescuers were Tuesday reportedly preparing another attempt to reach 18 Ukrainian sailors believed trapped in their sunken ship, although hopes are slim there is anyone still alive.

A senior fire officer said they had located an entrance near the deck of the tug boat after getting plans showing the layout of the vessel, which sank Saturday night in waters off Hong Kong’s international airport, local radio RTHK said.

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