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8 Dead After South Korean Chemical Tanker Capsizes Off Japan's Coast
Eight people died after a South Korean-flagged tanker capsized off Japan on Wednesday, the coast guard said, reversing its earlier statements that they were rescued.
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Iran Releases Seized South Korean Tanker: Seoul Foreign Ministry
Iran on Friday released a South Korean-flagged tanker it seized amid a dispute over billions in frozen oil funds, and the vessel's captain, the foreign ministry in Seoul said.
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Fire On Iran Oil Tanker Could Last For A Month, 31 Sailors Still Missing
A stricken Iranian oil tanker in the East China Sea could burn for as long as one month, South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries told Reuters on Wednesday, as the blaze raged for a fourth day following a collision with a freight ship.
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Hong Kong Ship Crew Questioned In South Korea For Oil Transfer To North
The crew of a Hong Kong-registered ship have been detained for questioning in South Korea since their tanker was impounded in November for transferring oil to a North Korean vessel and breaching UN sanctions, customs officials said Saturday.
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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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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in South Korea; Holds Talks with Trade Minister
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today held talks with South Korea's Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy in Seoul and discussed collaboration in vital areas like co-production of LNG tankers, while making a strong pitch for the 'Make in India' campaign.
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Airbus, Boeing and Israel Firm Bid for South Korea Military Deal
South Korea said Tuesday it is considering offers from plane giants Airbus and Boeing as well as Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) to provide air refuelling tankers in a deal estimated to be worth $1.38 billion.
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Owner of Sunken Korean Ferry Blamed for Five Earlier Crashes
In the same narrow waterways where more than 300 people died this spring aboard the ferry Sewol, another ship owned by the same company crashed into an oil tanker 11 years earlier. The ferry's captain had chosen the difficult water path to cut a mere seven miles from its journey.
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8 Dead After South Korean Chemical Tanker Capsizes Off Japan's Coast
Eight people died after a South Korean-flagged tanker capsized off Japan on Wednesday, the coast guard said, reversing its earlier statements that they were rescued.
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Iran Releases Seized South Korean Tanker: Seoul Foreign Ministry
Iran on Friday released a South Korean-flagged tanker it seized amid a dispute over billions in frozen oil funds, and the vessel's captain, the foreign ministry in Seoul said.
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Fire On Iran Oil Tanker Could Last For A Month, 31 Sailors Still Missing
A stricken Iranian oil tanker in the East China Sea could burn for as long as one month, South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries told Reuters on Wednesday, as the blaze raged for a fourth day following a collision with a freight ship.
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Hong Kong Ship Crew Questioned In South Korea For Oil Transfer To North
The crew of a Hong Kong-registered ship have been detained for questioning in South Korea since their tanker was impounded in November for transferring oil to a North Korean vessel and breaching UN sanctions, customs officials said Saturday.
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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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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in South Korea; Holds Talks with Trade Minister
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today held talks with South Korea's Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy in Seoul and discussed collaboration in vital areas like co-production of LNG tankers, while making a strong pitch for the 'Make in India' campaign.
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Airbus, Boeing and Israel Firm Bid for South Korea Military Deal
South Korea said Tuesday it is considering offers from plane giants Airbus and Boeing as well as Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) to provide air refuelling tankers in a deal estimated to be worth $1.38 billion.
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Owner of Sunken Korean Ferry Blamed for Five Earlier Crashes
In the same narrow waterways where more than 300 people died this spring aboard the ferry Sewol, another ship owned by the same company crashed into an oil tanker 11 years earlier. The ferry's captain had chosen the difficult water path to cut a mere seven miles from its journey.
