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A ferry sunk after collide, more than 20 passengers missing.

Posted by ben_young74 On December - 26 - 2009

Sea accidents are common in the archipelago because of tropical storms, badly maintained boats and weak enforcement of safety regulations.
Sea accidents are common in the archipelago because of tropical storms, badly maintained boats and weak enforcement of safety regulations.
Deep-sea divers sought Saturday for a sunken ferry and 24 missing persons after it collided with another vessel and went down on Christmas Eve.

Search-and-rescue groups, supported by six government boats and three airplane, have combed a 20-nautical-mile (37-kilometer) radius of Manila Bay since Thursday, but the ferry has yet to be established, the head of the Philippine seaboard area guard said.

Three bodies and 46 survivors were retrieved hours after MV Catalyn B, a wooden-hulled ferry with 73 persons on board, collided with the 369-ton angling vessel Anathalia before dawn Thursday beside the mouth of Manila Bay. No added bodies have been discovered since.

Coast guard agents state numerous passengers were sleeping and had no time to get life vests on and numerous of the missing may have been tricked inside.

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Triple-decked ferry sink, more than 30 died in Bangladesh.

Posted by ben_young74 On November - 30 - 2009

The triple-decked ferry, which had a  volume  of 665, was crammed with more than 1,000 passengers and originated  taking in water as shortly as it came into dock.
The triple-decked ferry, which had a volume of 665, was crammed with more than 1,000 passengers and originated taking in water as shortly as it came into dock.
Bangladesh – Bangladesh rescue team looking for more bodies on Sunday after righting an overloaded ferry that capsized in a mishap that asserted at least 37 lives. Local police confided that 21 victims were recovered from the lower deck and cottages  that had been locked as shortly as the crowded MV Coco-4 ferry overturned late on Friday. The triple-decked ferry, which had a  volume  of 665, was crammed with more than 1,000 passengers and originated  taking in water as shortly as it came into dock. Most passengers handled to swim aground or were rescued via divers who prized frank several cottages of the submerged vessel. The mishap happened on Friday circle midnight as the MV Coco-4, one of the country’s  highest inland boats, was  coming the port on Bhola island.

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Police still looking for the bodies after the crash in Hudson River

Posted by ben_young74 On August - 9 - 2009

A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers crane raised the turned wreckage of the helicopter from 30 feet of water. Nearby, a sonar scanner encountered the tiny plane wreckage, New York City
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers crane raised the turned wreckage of the helicopter from 30 feet of water. Nearby, a sonar scanner encountered the tiny plane wreckage, New York City
HOBOKEN, N.J. – Divers hauled a helicopter and four more bodies out of the murky Hudson River on Sunday in their  explore for victims, wreckage and elucidations from a midair collision of a sightseeing helicopter and a tiny  plane that murdered nine people.

The plane drew close to the helicopter, which had just taken off for a 12-minute expedition, from behind and clipped it with a wing, onlookers said. Both planes separate apart and plunged into the river.

A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers crane raised the turned wreckage of the helicopter from 30 feet of water. Nearby, a sonar scanner encountered the tiny plane wreckage, New York City police officer said. More plane wreckage was encountered further away out in the waterway under about 50 feet of water.

The collision eventuated in the matching elongate of the Hudson where a US Airways jet alighted carefully seven months ago. It was the inferior air calamity in New York City since a economic jet collide fiercely in Queens murdered 265 population in November 2001.

The explorations went on as a firm stream of expedition vessels bobbed on covering down the Hudson. Restrictions put in position after the collide fiercely kept sightseeing helicopter expeditions grounded Sunday.

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The update news from Tonga ferry capsizing

Posted by ben_young74 On August - 8 - 2009

An injured survivor from a ferry siking arrives at Pangai on Tonga's Lifuka Island on Thursday.
An injured survivor from a ferry siking arrives at Pangai on Tonga's Lifuka Island on Thursday.

It was reported that there  many passengers were dismayed  dead after a ferry capsized and sank off Tonga  advanced  to 87 Saturday, 21 more than before  deliberated,  policeman in Tonga said.

The recent update news which has been shot  shows 141 people were aboard the ferry when it went down. Of that number, 54 have been liberated and two bodies have been retrieved, leaving from 85 missing.

Navy divers found two bodies  which are recognized as a British man and a Polynesian woman and the divers are still giving a hard attempt to comb the wreck for bodies.

The ferry sank in 35 meters of water in a location that made distribute efforts difficult. The lineage of the going under is not yet known. It was sanctioned to pass on 200 passengers in augmentation to crew, recommending it was not overcrowded.

The ferry went down Wednesday around midnight local time while bearing passengers and cargo from the capital, Nuku’alofa, to outlying to the north islands.

The survivors are dominated by men and more of the missing are women and youthful offspring who were dozing in cabins under the deck when the ferry sank, branches said.

Many of the victim’s families had amassed out-of-doors the instrumentality of the ferry enterprise , desiring for good news. Many were weeping and hugging each other for support.

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27 people missing through the sinks off Tonga

Posted by lindazhao333 On August - 5 - 2009

Wellington, New Zealand -

Officials searched for 27 missing people from a ferry sand at night of Wednesday, August 5th, 2009, in South Pacific water ofat Tonga, New Zealand.

The ferry sank quickly with no obvious reason, Neville Blackmore, spokesman of New Zealand Rescue Coordination Center, said they don’t know why it happened.

Country of New Zealand will look for the missing and rescue whoever’s in need of it, in Tonga area.

Blackmore said there were 49 passengers and 30 crew members on board when it sank at about 54 miles northeastern of  Nuku’ alofa, Tongan capital. Official corrected the total number of people on board to 79, from an earlier report of 75.

42 people rescued had been on 7 life rafts, and Blackmore said there were only 8 rafts. 10 other people were found by 3 vessels pulling them from the ocean, while searching for survivors. The 4th vesel was still searching.

Royal New Zealand Air Force also sent an aeroplane for searching around 80 square miles for survivors.

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Haitian boat weight down, 15 dead more than 100 rescued

Posted by ben_young74 On July - 29 - 2009

At least 15   people   were dead and as  a lot  as 70 more  waited   absent  on Tuesday  afterward  an overloaded sailboat   encouraging   an  guessed  200 Haitian migrants capsized off the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean, officials said.

The U.S. Coast Guard and Turks and Caicos police had rescued 113 people floating a minority miles off the island of West Caicos, the Coast Guard said. The Coast Guard was enlisting a 210-foot cutter, pair helicopters, a Hercules H-130 aircraft and a Falcon jet to hunt for the missing.

The ship capsized afterward running aground on a reef late Sunday, a minority days afterward setting out from Haiti, said Turks and Caicos police spokesman Sgt. Calvin Chase. “We accepted the familiarity early on Monday night time and sprung a search,” he said.

Overloaded shipping encouraging migrants from Haiti, the Western Hemisphere’s most severe rural, commonly offer to produce their way to Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas or the U.S. The Coast Guard ordinarily locates such shipping and returns the would-be migrants to Haiti. Such journeys are commonly dangerous.

The survivors from the destroy were extracted to a sports complex in the Turks and Caicos though an analysis takes placement, said Sgt. Chase. In majority cases, such migrants are returned to Haiti.
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Sink Hole in Vincennes

Posted by admin On July - 4 - 2008

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Vincennes is having party for 4th July with Sink Hole in middle of town. Lots of flooding and storms have cause Sink Hole to appear. It will sot 40,000$ to repair this sink hole.
“What we have here are two sewer lines, one sanitary and one storm, that have created a sinkhole at the time, because we had so much hydraulic pressure because of the river,” said Vincennes Water Utilities Superintendent Kirk Bouchie.

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Source: VTHI TV 10

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