(1)Filipino trainee dies in ship blast

(1)Filipino trainee dies in ship blast

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Anthony Bulan Batilarran, a trainee from the Philippines, died Nov. 4 in an explosion on the 499-ton chemical tanker Enshu Maru off Hiroshima Prefecture. The blast injured four other workers. (Kyodo)

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