Vietnam fishing boat allegedly rammed in South China Sea

Vietnam fishing boat allegedly rammed in South China Sea

DA NANG, Vietnam - A crew member of a Vietnamese fishing boat points at traces of a bump blamed on a Chinese vessel in Da Nang, Vietnam, on June 5, 2014. The Vietnamese boat was sunken but pulled out of the water later.

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