(2)1 Philippine seaman dead, 3 injured in hold accident

(2)1 Philippine seaman dead, 3 injured in hold accident

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter on July 12 shows the 7,170-ton Panamanian-registered cargo ship Windermere, aboard which one Philippine seaman died and two others were in critical condition after collapsing inside the hold due to a lack of oxygen.

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