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March 10, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Two cargo ships collide off Japan

An extensive search operation is under way off an island in central Japan after two cargo ships collided. One, a South Korean vessel with 16 crew members, is missing and feared sunk. The other, a Panama-registered cargo ship, was damaged but its crew is safe. The Japanese Coast Guard has six patrol

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An extensive search operation is under way off an island in central Japan after two cargo ships collided. One, a South Korean vessel with 16 crew members, is missing and feared sunk. The other, a Panama-registered cargo ship, was damaged but its crew is safe. The Japanese Coast Guard has six patrol vessels and three helicopters involved in the search effort.

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