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17 Missing After Boat Capsizes In Uttar Pradesh, Boatman Detained: Cops
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday announced financial aid of Rs 4 lakhs each for families of people who died in a boat mishap in Banda.
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Andhra Boat Mishap: Number Of Deaths Reach 19 As More Bodies Recovered
Toll in the tourist boat accident in river Godavari in Andhra Pradesh mounted to 19 as seven more bodies were retrieved on Tuesday.
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Indian Couple Believed To Have Died In US Boat Fire, Which Killed 34
An Indian couple settled in the US is believed to among those who have died in a boat mishap that took place off Santa Cruz island in California on Monday morning.
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Thirteen Dead As South Korea Fishing Boat Collide With Tanker Mid-Sea
Thirteen people were killed and two were missing after a fishing boat collided with a tanker off South Korea's west coast and capsized early Sunday, the country's coastguard said.
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25 From Punjab Feared Drowned Near Panama, Badal Government Sends Team to US
As many as 25 youths from Punjab were feared drowned after their boat capsized near Panama, a survivor said.
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South Korea Indicts Four Capsized Ferry Crew Members For Homicide
The captain and three senior crew members of a South Korean ferry that capsized in April killing more than 280 passengers, many of them school children, were indicted for homicide on Thursday, a senior prosecutor said.
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Divers battle darkness and fear to find bodies trapped in ferry
Divers grope their way slowly through the dark corridors and cabins of the sunken Sewol ferry. Bodies appear suddenly, floating by in the murky water, buoyed by life-jackets or the bloat of decomposition, their faces etched with fear or shock.
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Classes begin at South Korea school full of mourning
Students in the city hit hardest by the South Korean ferry disaster returned to classes Thursday, their school campus a tragic landscape of yellow ribbons, chrysanthemums and photos of classmates and teachers who make up the vast majority of the more than 300 people feared dead.
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Korean prosecutors raid shipping safety watchdogs after ferry disaster
South Korean prosecutors said on Thursday that they had raided shipping safety watchdogs as part of expanded investigations following the sinking of a ferry last week in which more than 300 people were killed or missing presumed dead.
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South Korean ferry turned further than third mate ordered: maritime professor
A maritime professor who spoke with the third mate who was steering the South Korean ferry before it sank says he suspects a problem with the steering gear caused the sinking.
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Children's bodies in ferry reveal desperate attempts to escape
South Korean divers swam though dark, cold waters into a sunken ferry on Wednesday, feeling for children's bodies with their hands in a maze of cabins, corridors and upturned decks as they searched for hundreds of missing.
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Acts of bravery emerge from pilloried ship crew
As the ferry sank, some crew members gave their lifejackets to passengers. One refused to leave until she shepherded students off the ship, and was later found dead. Others worked from rescue boats to break windows with hammers and pull people trapped in cabins to safety.
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Arrested captain of South Korean ferry says evacuation was delayed for safety
The arrested captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized with 476 people on board said on Saturday he had delayed evacuating the ship because of the sea conditions and the absence of rescue ships.
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Evacuation came too late for many on sinking ferry
An immediate evacuation order was not issued for the ferry that sank off South Korea's southern coast, likely with scores of people trapped inside, because officers on the bridge were trying to stabilize the vessel after it started to list amid confusion and chaos, a crew member said on Thursday.
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Captain of capsized South Korean ferry faces criminal investigation
The captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized off the southwest coast was facing a criminal investigation on Thursday, an official said, amid unconfirmed reports that he was one of the first people to jump to safety as the vessel began sinking.
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17 Missing After Boat Capsizes In Uttar Pradesh, Boatman Detained: Cops
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday announced financial aid of Rs 4 lakhs each for families of people who died in a boat mishap in Banda.
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Andhra Boat Mishap: Number Of Deaths Reach 19 As More Bodies Recovered
Toll in the tourist boat accident in river Godavari in Andhra Pradesh mounted to 19 as seven more bodies were retrieved on Tuesday.
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Indian Couple Believed To Have Died In US Boat Fire, Which Killed 34
An Indian couple settled in the US is believed to among those who have died in a boat mishap that took place off Santa Cruz island in California on Monday morning.
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Thirteen Dead As South Korea Fishing Boat Collide With Tanker Mid-Sea
Thirteen people were killed and two were missing after a fishing boat collided with a tanker off South Korea's west coast and capsized early Sunday, the country's coastguard said.
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25 From Punjab Feared Drowned Near Panama, Badal Government Sends Team to US
As many as 25 youths from Punjab were feared drowned after their boat capsized near Panama, a survivor said.
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South Korea Indicts Four Capsized Ferry Crew Members For Homicide
The captain and three senior crew members of a South Korean ferry that capsized in April killing more than 280 passengers, many of them school children, were indicted for homicide on Thursday, a senior prosecutor said.
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Divers battle darkness and fear to find bodies trapped in ferry
Divers grope their way slowly through the dark corridors and cabins of the sunken Sewol ferry. Bodies appear suddenly, floating by in the murky water, buoyed by life-jackets or the bloat of decomposition, their faces etched with fear or shock.
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Classes begin at South Korea school full of mourning
Students in the city hit hardest by the South Korean ferry disaster returned to classes Thursday, their school campus a tragic landscape of yellow ribbons, chrysanthemums and photos of classmates and teachers who make up the vast majority of the more than 300 people feared dead.
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Korean prosecutors raid shipping safety watchdogs after ferry disaster
South Korean prosecutors said on Thursday that they had raided shipping safety watchdogs as part of expanded investigations following the sinking of a ferry last week in which more than 300 people were killed or missing presumed dead.
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South Korean ferry turned further than third mate ordered: maritime professor
A maritime professor who spoke with the third mate who was steering the South Korean ferry before it sank says he suspects a problem with the steering gear caused the sinking.
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Children's bodies in ferry reveal desperate attempts to escape
South Korean divers swam though dark, cold waters into a sunken ferry on Wednesday, feeling for children's bodies with their hands in a maze of cabins, corridors and upturned decks as they searched for hundreds of missing.
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Acts of bravery emerge from pilloried ship crew
As the ferry sank, some crew members gave their lifejackets to passengers. One refused to leave until she shepherded students off the ship, and was later found dead. Others worked from rescue boats to break windows with hammers and pull people trapped in cabins to safety.
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Arrested captain of South Korean ferry says evacuation was delayed for safety
The arrested captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized with 476 people on board said on Saturday he had delayed evacuating the ship because of the sea conditions and the absence of rescue ships.
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Evacuation came too late for many on sinking ferry
An immediate evacuation order was not issued for the ferry that sank off South Korea's southern coast, likely with scores of people trapped inside, because officers on the bridge were trying to stabilize the vessel after it started to list amid confusion and chaos, a crew member said on Thursday.
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Captain of capsized South Korean ferry faces criminal investigation
The captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized off the southwest coast was facing a criminal investigation on Thursday, an official said, amid unconfirmed reports that he was one of the first people to jump to safety as the vessel began sinking.
