18 Filipinos rescued from listing freighter

18 Filipinos rescued from listing freighter

FUKUOKA, Japan - The 5,000-ton freighter Siti Aishah sits listing in waters off Fukuoka Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on May 19, after the logs it was carrying shifted position. Eighteen Filipino crew members were rescued. The Panamanian-registered ship was on its way from Malaysia to Toyama Prefecture on the Sea of Japan coast.

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