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South China Sea, cargo ship and Scarborough Shoal

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2 dead and 4 missing after cargo ship carrying 21 people capsizes more than 140 miles from land
The 600 feet-long Devon Bay cargo ship capsized in the South China Sea in the early hours of Friday, Jan. 23

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China says 2 people are dead and 4 are missing after cargo ship capsizes near disputed shoal
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China says two people are dead and four still missing after Philippine boat capsizes near disputed shoal; 15 sailors rescued
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Chinese Coast Guard Rescues Filipino Crew From Capsized Cargo Ship Near Disputed Territory
China and the Philippines said they deployed rescue missions after receiving reports that a cargo ship capsized near disputed a territory in the South China Sea on Friday, January 23.

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China, Philippines go to aid of sinking cargo ship near disputed Scarborough Shoal
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China says it rescued Philippine crew from cargo ship near Scarborough Shoal
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China to the Rescue? Beijing Saves 17 Filipino Crew Members from Capsized Ship

China played the good Samaritan, responding to a Filipino distress signal and rescuing 17 crew members amid its maritime dispute with Manila.
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Chinese Coast Guard Rescues Crew from Capsized Ship

The Chinese Coast Guard deployed two vessels to aid 21 Philippine crew members aboard a foreign cargo ship which capsized near the Scarborough Shoal. Thirteen crew members have been rescued while efforts to save the remaining individuals continue.
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China, Philippines Tense Over Rescue of Capsized Ship in West Philippine Sea | Spotlight

A Singapore-flagged cargo vessel carrying iron ore from the Philippines to China capsized in the South China Sea on January 23, triggering a multinational search and rescue operation in one of Asia's most contested waters.
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