10 missing in East China Sea

10 missing in East China Sea

NAGASAKI, Japan - A Japan Coast Guard patrol boat searches for the fishing boat Yamada Maru No. 2 in choppy waters in the East China Sea off Nagasaki Prefecture on Jan. 12, 2010. The boat with a crew of 10 went missing earlier the same day.

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