(6)Sunken mystery ship in East China Sea raised

(6)Sunken mystery ship in East China Sea raised

NAHA, Japan - A suspected North Korean spy ship, raised from a depth of 90 meters in the East China Sea, is being hoisted and moved onto a crane operation ship about 390 kilometers off Amami-Oshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture on Sept. 11.

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