The South Korean ferry accident took the lives of 260 people, the latest reports show. No survivors have been found since the ferry sank on April 16, and the divers are still searching for the missing 42 people, CNN reports. The ferry was en route from Incehon to the island of Jeju when it sank […]
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The number of dead people in a South Korean incident, in which „Sewol“ ferry sank, rose to 28. According to the latest reports the ferry sank completely on Friday, leaving around 270 people missing. The ferry sank offshore Jeju island in South Korea. The reasons of the incident are still unknown. As CNN reports, three […]
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Search and rescue operations related to the sunken ferry “Sewol” are still ongoing offshore the South Korean island of Jeju. The incident occurred yesterday with 475 people on board the vessel, most of them being high school students. Until now nine people were found dead, and 179 rescued, leaving nearly 300 missing, Reuters reported. The […]
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A ferry named “Sewol“ carrying over 400 people on board sank in the vicinity of the South Korean island of Jeju. According to the latest report from BBC, two people have died, at least 13 were injured and the search is ongoing for the missing persons. The passengers on the ship were mainly high school […]
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NOAA-supported scientists have found the size of this year’s Gulf of Mexico oxygen-free ‘dead zone’ to be the fourth smallest since… Source: NOAA, July 30, 2012
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Environmentalists have again warned of an ecological disaster at the southern end of Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef , following the discovery of a dead dugong. It was found washed up on a beach in Gladstone Harbour, the fourth dugong, along with three dolphins and 40 turtles that have been found washed up around the harbour […]
Dead baby bottlenose dolphins are continuing to wash up in record numbers on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, and scientists do not know… CNN Source: CNN , April 08, 2011; Image: nj
