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Second body recovered from ROK ship off east China coast

Chinese rescuers have recovered a body, believed to be the captain of the Republic of Korea (ROK) ship that sank off the east China coast ten days ago after a collision with a container ship.

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	ROK captain's body recovered
	Rescuers have recovered the body of the captain of a Republic of Korea ship that sank off the east China coast 10 days ago after a collision with a container ship. "The body was found in the captain's cabin
	Second body recovered from ROK ship off east China coast
	Chinese rescuers have recovered a body, believed to be the captain of the Republic of Korea (ROK) ship that sank off the east China coast ten days ago after a collision with a container ship. "The
	Chinese divers recover one body from sunken ROK ship
	Chinese divers Monday evening recovered a body of the sixteen missing sailors of an ROK ship that sank off the east China coast a week ago after colliding with a container ship.
	No sign of missing sailors as Chinese divers reach sunken ROK ship
	Chinese divers have explored the sunken ROK ship, the "Golden Rose", that sank off the east China coast a week ago after colliding with a container ship, but found no trace of the crew.
	No sign of crew as divers reach sunken ROK ship
	Chinese divers have explored the sunken ROK ship, the "Golden Rose", that sank off the east China coast a week ago after colliding with a container ship, but found no trace of the crew.
	China dispatches diving vessel to assist investigation of sunken ROK ship
	A tug boat left for north China's Tianjin port at 12:05 a.m. on Friday to tow a diving vessel to the area where a ship from the Republic of Korea (ROK) sank on Saturday. The diving


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