Another body recovered from salvaged fishing boat

Another body recovered from salvaged fishing boat

FUKUE, Japan - The fishing boat Yamada Maru No.2, which sank in January with 10 people on board in the sea off Nagasaki Prefecture, is raised with a crane by a salvage vessel on June 13, 2010. A body believed to be that of a crew member was recovered from the boat. The bodies of six people, including Japanese and Chinese crew, have already been recovered in previous searches. (Kyodo)

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