Japanese boat collides with Chinese cargo ship off Kochi

Japanese boat collides with Chinese cargo ship off Kochi

KOCHI, Japan - Japan Coast Guard divers (below) search for crew from the 9.29-ton Japanese fishing boat Seiryo Maru (above), which collided with a Chinese freighter and capsized early June 27 some 110 kilometers south of Kochi port in western Japan. One of the two missing fishermen was found about six hours after the collision.

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