Japan examines collision-tied Israeli ship in Hong Kong

Japan examines collision-tied Israeli ship in Hong Kong

HONG KONG, China - Officials from the Japan Coast Guard and Japan's Maritime Accidents Inquiry Agency join Israeli transport authorities in Hong Kong on Oct. 7 to investigate the Israeli ship Zim Asia, which was involved in a fatal collision with the Japanese fishing boat Shinsei Maru No. 3 off the coast of the Hokkaido city of Nemuro. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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