Death toll of Philippine ship collision rises to 38
Updated: 2013-08-18 20:16
(Xinhua)
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Philippine Coastguard and Navy rescuers wait on the sea as divers look for the bodies in the passenger ferry that sunk 150 feet below in the seas off the waters in Talisay, Cebu in central Philippines August 17, 2013. Worsening weather and sea conditions on Saturday forced the Philippines to suspend a search for survivors of a ferry disaster that killed at least 32 people and left 170 missing, authorities said. The ferry sank on Friday after a collision just outside the central port of Cebu with a cargo vessel owned by a company involved in the world's worst peacetime maritime disaster nearly 30 years ago. [Photo/Agencies] |
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