S. Korean ferry sinking

S. Korean ferry sinking

JINDO ISLAND, South Korea - Photo taken on the island of Jindo on April 22, 2014, shows workers carrying a body recovered from inside a ferry that sank April 16 off the island in southwestern South Korea.

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