Panamanian-registered cargo ship sinks in S.Korea´s Pohang

Worldsnap Staff

11 years ago

Seoul : Panamanian-registered cargo ship rolling in the waves in Pohang, South Korea. The Panamanian-flagged cargo ship carrying 19 people sank in South Korea’s southeast port city of Pohang amid a storm at 21:30 local time on Tuesday.

Panamanian-registered cargo ship rolling in the waves in Pohang, South Korea. The Panamanian-flagged cargo ship carrying 19 people sank in South Korea’s southeast port city of Pohang amid a storm at 21:30 local time on Tuesday, leaving one person dead and 18 missing, according to the Chinese Consulate General in Busan. An official from the Chinese Consulate General confirmed that 19 crew members were aboard the ship, including 18 Chinese and one Vietnamese. The dead one was confirmed to be the Chinese captain. (Xinhua/Sea Police Agency of Pohang) (lyx)

(131016) -- SEOUL, Oct. 16, 2013 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on Oct. 15, 2013 shows a Panamanian-registered cargo ship rolling in the waves in Pohang, South Korea. The Panamanian-flagged cargo ship carrying 19 people sank in South Korea's southeast port city of Pohang amid a storm at 21:30 local time on Tuesday, leaving one person dead and 18 missing, according to the Chinese Consulate General in Busan. An official from the Chinese Consulate General confirmed that 19 crew members were aboard the ship, including 18 Chinese and one Vietnamese. The dead one was confirmed to be the Chinese captain. (Xinhua/Sea Police Agency of Pohang) (lyx) — Panamanian-registered cargo ship rolling in the waves in Pohang, South Korea. The Panamanian-flagged cargo ship carrying 19 people sank in South Korea’s southeast port city of Pohang amid a storm at 21:30 local time on Tuesday, leaving one person dead and 18 missing, according to the Chinese Consulate General in Busan. An official from the Chinese Consulate General confirmed that 19 crew members were aboard the ship, including 18 Chinese and one Vietnamese. The dead one was confirmed to be the Chinese captain. (Xinhua/Sea Police Agency of Pohang) (lyx)

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