Eleven crew missing after ships collide off Hong Kong

05 May 2014

“Eleven crew of a Chinese cargo ship are missing following a collision with a large container ship in the waters off Hong Kong on Monday, authorities said. Hong Kong is one of the world’s busiest shipping channels, although serious accidents are rare.”

Source: Eleven crew missing after ships collide off Hong Kong | Reuters

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