Life jacket of dead crew had tag with Korean characters

Life jacket of dead crew had tag with Korean characters

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the manufacturer's tag, written in Korean, from the life jacket of one of the two crew members believed to have been on board a suspected North Korean spy ship. The bodies of the two were recovered by the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) on Dec. 23 after the ship sank the previous day in the East China Sea following an exchange of fire with Japanese patrol boats. Photo was provided by JCG.

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