Disabled ferry arrives in Akita port

Disabled ferry arrives in Akita port

AKITA, Japan - Passengers disembark from the 17,329-ton Suisen at Akita port Jan. 6 after the vessel was partially repaired and entered the port. It was disabled off Akita Prefecture on its way from Hokkaido to Fukui Prefecture the previous day.

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