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Water graves around the world
Water graves around the world With the latest disaster of the Mediterranean migrant crisis where 700 people are feared dead after a fishing boat packed with migrants capsized off the Libyan coast overnight, the water is turning into a grave and a serious hazard.
With the latest disaster of the Mediterranean migrant crisis where 700 people are feared dead after a fishing boat packed with migrants capsized off the Libyan coast overnight, the water is turning into a grave and a serious hazard.
Myanmar, March 2015: About 50 people were believed to have drowned off Myanmar when a ferry sank in bad weather. The boat had 209 people on board when it ran into high seas on Saturday morning.
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Bangladesh, February 2015: A ferry with up to 140 passengers capsized after being hit by a cargo vessel in the Padma River, about 40 kilometers northwest of Dhaka. At least 70 people were believed to have drowned in the accident.
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Italy, December 2014: A ferry disaster in the Adriatic Sea claimed eight lives as the ferry caught fire and was burnt out. Eight of the 478 people on board were killed.
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South Korea, April 2014: At least 300 passengers, including students on a school trip died when a ferry started sinking off the southern coast near Jindo.
