Honduran tugboat stranded off southern Japan coast

Honduran tugboat stranded off southern Japan coast

MIYAZAKI, Japan - The 198-ton Kinyu, a Honduran-registered tugboat, is seen stranded in waters off Miyazaki, southwestern Japan on April 8. Its eight Indonesian crew members were rescued without injuries, the Japan Coast Guard said. The vessel, owned by an Indonesian company, was on its way to Hong Kong from the town of Hakata, Ehime Prefecture.

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