Overturned Japanese ferry inspected

Overturned Japanese ferry inspected

KUMANO, Japan - Transport ministry officials inspect on Nov. 14, 2009, the passenger and cargo ferry Ariake, which run aground and overturned in the Sea of Kumano off Mie Prefecture in central Japan the previous day. All 28 passengers and crew members were rescued.

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