S. Korea marks 2nd anniversary of ferry sinking disaster

S. Korea marks 2nd anniversary of ferry sinking disaster

Citizens observe a silent prayer before pictures of the victims killed in the sinking of the ferry Sewol off South Korea's southwestern coast, during a memorial service near Seoul marking the disaster's second anniversary on April 16, 2016. The ferry, carrying 476 people, mostly teenagers on a school excursion, capsized and sank, killing 295 while nine others remain missing. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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