Six Missing Persons From Busan Tugboat Capsizing Not Found Despite Fourth Day of Overnight Search
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The search for the six missing persons from the TNS Catcher, which capsized near Oryukdo Island in Busan, is entering its fifth day. Underwater rescue operations are being restricted due to high waves and strong winds caused by a rough seas advisory, and the Coast Guard is conducting an intensive search of the accident area using ships and aircraft.
Six crew members missing following a tugboat capsizing accident off the coast of Busan on the 2nd have not been found despite four consecutive nighttime searches by the Coast Guard and other agencies. According to the Busan Coast Guard on the 6th, the Coast Guard and other forces launched a nighttime search in the accident area starting at 7 p.m. the previous day (the 5th), but failed to locate the missing persons or any personal belongings.
(Busan=Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Young-jae = The crew members missing following the capsizing of the tugboat TNS Catcher off the coast of Busan on the 2nd have not been found even after four days of overnight search...
The search for the six people missing following a ship capsizing accident off the coast of Busan on the 2nd has entered its fifth day, but is facing difficulties due to rough seas. The Busan Coast Guard announced on the morning of the 6th that it had commenced the fifth day of daytime search operations at the site of the TNS Catcher capsizing accident. Six vessels and eight aircraft have been deployed for the search. Due to a high seas advisory …
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