Deadly tour boat accident off Hokkaido

Deadly tour boat accident off Hokkaido

A police vessel leaves the port of Utoro in the Hokkaido town of Shari, northern Japan, on May 4, 2022, to search for people missing after a tourist boat sank on April 23 with 26 people aboard.

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