The Coast Guard is continuing its day-to-day search for 10 missing people on the sunken fishing boat, Venus, without success in its fourth night search.
The Coast Guard deployed more than 30 ships last night to search for any missing people, and as the day dawned, the search was expanded to 69km wide and 37km long, mobilizing 39 ships and 10 aircraft to continue the search.
The underwater search, which has raised expectations for missing people one after another, is a Navy underwater unmanned drone, R.O.V will come forward four times.
The 129-ton Busan-registered Venus, which had 27 crew members on board, sank 22 kilometers northwest of Biyangdo Island on Jeju Island in the early morning of the 8th.4 people have been killed and 10 are missing so far in
accident.
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The Coast Guard deployed more than 30 ships last night to search for any missing people, and as the day dawned, the search was expanded to 69km wide and 37km long, mobilizing 39 ships and 10 aircraft to continue the search.
The underwater search, which has raised expectations for missing people one after another, is a Navy underwater unmanned drone, R.O.V will come forward four times.
The 129-ton Busan-registered Venus, which had 27 crew members on board, sank 22 kilometers northwest of Biyangdo Island on Jeju Island in the early morning of the 8th.4 people have been killed and 10 are missing so far in
accident.
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