2 Chinese crewmen nabbed over freighter-boat collision

2 Chinese crewmen nabbed over freighter-boat collision

YONAGO, Japan - Photo shows a container ship moored at Sakai port in Tottori Prefecture on April 19, 2012. The Japan Coast Guard arrested two Chinese crew members of the container ship the same day over a fatal collision with a Japanese fishing boat off Suzu, Ishikawa prefecture.

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