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South Korea ferry runs aground, all 267 aboard rescued: Yonhap

  • The passenger vessel was traveling from Jeju Island to the port city of Mokpo when it ran aground
  • Authorities suspect human error may be to blame for the incident
By Reuters ·

Pakistan grants first-ever ferry service license for routes to Iran, GCC countries

By Ismail Dilawar ·
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Indonesian rescuers search for dozens of missing passengers after ferry sinks off Bali

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·

Man drowns after trying to board departing ferry in Greece’s Piraeus port

By Reuters ·
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Philippines rescuers save all 85 passengers, crew after ferry fire

By Ellie Aben ·

7 die in Philippine ferry fire; over 120 rescued from water

By AP ·

Saudi leaders offer condolences to Bangladeshi president over victims of massive ferry fire

By Arab News ·

Iraq orders arrest of ex-governor after deadly ferry sinking

By Reuters ·

Anger, grief sweep Iraq's Mosul as ferry disaster toll hits 100

By AFP ·

Almost 100 killed, mostly women and children, after ferry capsizes on the Tigris river near Mosul, Iraq

By AFP ·

Indonesia names captain, three officials as suspects in deadly ferry disaster

By Reuters ·

Indonesia identifies location of ferry that sank in volcano crater lake

By AP ·

US and Australia join search for Pacific ferry survivors

By AP ·

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