Japan finds wreck of boat missing after accident that killed 14

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TOKYO - Japan located on Friday (April 29) the hull of a tour boat off its northern coast, the coast guard said, six days after the vessel disappeared in an accident that killed at least 14 people on a sightseeing trip. The hull of the 'Kazu I' was found on the seabed at a depth of about 120 metres off...

A helicopter searches for missing people onboard the tour boat "Kazu 1" that went missing off the Shiretoko Peninsula in Shari, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan in this photo taken by Kyodo on April 25, 2022.TOKYO - Japan located on Friday the hull of a tour boat off its northern coast, the coast guard said, six days after the vessel disappeared in an accident that killed at least 14 people on a sightseeing trip.

The boat went missing on Saturday several hours after departing for a tour of the peninsula, famed for its rugged coastal scenery and wildlife.

 

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