Passenger Ferry Runs Aground Off South Korea’s Southwest Coast; No Deaths Reported
Seoul: A passenger ferry carrying 267 people ran aground off South Korea’s southwestern coast, the Coast Guard said. Five passengers sustained minor injuries in the
Seoul: A passenger ferry carrying 267 people ran aground off South Korea’s southwestern coast, the Coast Guard said. Five passengers sustained minor injuries in the
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Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Wednesday ordered swift efforts to rescue passengers of a ferry that ran aground off South Korea’s southwestern coast, the
Washington: South Korea’s top envoy to the United States has committed to working closely with the U.S. to create conditions conducive for resuming diplomacy with
Seoul: A passenger ferry carrying 267 people ran aground off South Korea’s southwestern coast, the Coast Guard reported, as patrol vessels were deployed to rescue
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