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The Mysterious Sea Of South Korea That Opens Only Twice A Year For One Hour
The Jindo Sea Parting in South Korea is a once-in-a-lifetime event that captures the imagination and offers a rare opportunity to witness nature's power up close.
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Parents of South Korea Ferry Victims Shave Heads in Protest
Around 50 mothers and fathers of victims of last year's South Korean ferry disaster had their heads shaved in central Seoul today, to push demands for an effective and genuinely independent inquiry.
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South Korean Ferry Mishap Toll Rises to 273
The toll rose to 273 Friday in one of South Korea's deadliest maritime disasters as divers searched the sunken Sewol ferry amid slower tidal currents.
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Fears That South Korea Ferry Victims May Never be Recovered
The recovery of a body from South Korea's ferry disaster some distance from the submerged vessel fueled concerns on Thursday that many among the scores still missing may never be found.
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South Korean prime minister resigns over ferry sinking
South Korea's Prime Minister Chung Hong-Won tendered his resignation on Sunday over the sinking of a passenger ferry that left more than 300 people dead or missing.
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Storm swell hampers South Korean ferry search
Divers were battling atrocious weather conditions and powerful swell on Sunday in their grim search for corpses believed trapped in the sunken South Korean ferry, a coastguard spokesman said.
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Body recovery from sunken South Korean ferry suspended
Concerns are growing among anguished families that the bodies of those who died in the sinking of a South Korean ferry may never be found, as search teams suspended work Saturday because of bad weather.
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Death toll in South Korea disaster crosses 180, weather impedes search
South Korean officials searching for 115 people still missing from the sunken ferry said on Saturday that divers have reached two large rooms where many of the lost may lie dead, but the search had to be suspended because of bad weather.
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Rescue chief says 'no idea' when Korea ferry recovery over
The head of the operation to retrieve bodies from a sunken South Korean ferry admitted today he had "no idea" when it would be over, as furious relatives accused recovery teams of dragging their feet.
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Volunteer army comforts South Korea ferry disaster families
A small army of volunteers, offering everything from free taxi rides to laundry services and home-cooked food, has set up camp on the tiny island at the operational heart of South Korea's ferry disaster.
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The Mysterious Sea Of South Korea That Opens Only Twice A Year For One Hour
The Jindo Sea Parting in South Korea is a once-in-a-lifetime event that captures the imagination and offers a rare opportunity to witness nature's power up close.
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Parents of South Korea Ferry Victims Shave Heads in Protest
Around 50 mothers and fathers of victims of last year's South Korean ferry disaster had their heads shaved in central Seoul today, to push demands for an effective and genuinely independent inquiry.
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South Korean Ferry Mishap Toll Rises to 273
The toll rose to 273 Friday in one of South Korea's deadliest maritime disasters as divers searched the sunken Sewol ferry amid slower tidal currents.
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Fears That South Korea Ferry Victims May Never be Recovered
The recovery of a body from South Korea's ferry disaster some distance from the submerged vessel fueled concerns on Thursday that many among the scores still missing may never be found.
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South Korean prime minister resigns over ferry sinking
South Korea's Prime Minister Chung Hong-Won tendered his resignation on Sunday over the sinking of a passenger ferry that left more than 300 people dead or missing.
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Storm swell hampers South Korean ferry search
Divers were battling atrocious weather conditions and powerful swell on Sunday in their grim search for corpses believed trapped in the sunken South Korean ferry, a coastguard spokesman said.
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Body recovery from sunken South Korean ferry suspended
Concerns are growing among anguished families that the bodies of those who died in the sinking of a South Korean ferry may never be found, as search teams suspended work Saturday because of bad weather.
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Death toll in South Korea disaster crosses 180, weather impedes search
South Korean officials searching for 115 people still missing from the sunken ferry said on Saturday that divers have reached two large rooms where many of the lost may lie dead, but the search had to be suspended because of bad weather.
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Rescue chief says 'no idea' when Korea ferry recovery over
The head of the operation to retrieve bodies from a sunken South Korean ferry admitted today he had "no idea" when it would be over, as furious relatives accused recovery teams of dragging their feet.
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Volunteer army comforts South Korea ferry disaster families
A small army of volunteers, offering everything from free taxi rides to laundry services and home-cooked food, has set up camp on the tiny island at the operational heart of South Korea's ferry disaster.
