Photos from ferry sinking accident in S. Korea

JINDO, South Korea - Vessels of the South Korean navy continue searching for missing passengers who were aboard the sunken ferry Sewol off the island of Jindo in southwestern South Korea on April 19, 2014. The confirmed death toll from the sinking rose to 32 the same day after search teams located six bodies inside the ferry.

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