Three dead as fishing ship carrying 22 people in South Korea capsizes
The Hindu
Fishing ship capsizes off South Korea, three dead, rescue efforts ongoing, details of injured unknown.
Three people died when a fishing ship carrying 22 people hit a rock and capsized off a southwestern island of South Korea on Saturday (January 4, 2025), Yonhap News said, citing the Korea Coast Guard.
The details of the injured and about the rescue efforts are yet be known.
More details are awaited.
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