Death toll from Philippines ferry fire climbs to 35, with dozens still missing
Death toll from Philippines ferry fire climbs to 35, with dozens still missingImage source, Philippine Coast GuardImage caption, The ferry caught fire near tourist hotspot Coron on WednesdayByTabby Wilson and Tiffanie TurnbullPublished5 minutes agoThe Philippine Coast Guard says…
- ▪Death toll from Philippines ferry fire climbs to 35, with dozens still missingImage source, Philippine Coast GuardImage caption, The ferry caught fire near tourist hotspot Coron on WednesdayByTabby Wilson and Tiffanie TurnbullPublished5 min
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Death toll from Philippines ferry fire climbs to 35, with dozens still missingImage source, Philippine Coast GuardImage caption, The ferry caught fire near tourist hotspot Coron on WednesdayByTabby Wilson and Tiffanie TurnbullPublished5 minutes agoThe Philippine Coast Guard says it has recovered 30 bodies from the wreckage of a ferry that caught fire this week, bringing the total death toll to 35. More than 130 people were on board the MV June Aster when the blaze erupted on Wednesday as it neared its destination at the tourist hotspot of Coron, after departing from Manila.Forty-three people were rescued, with many receiving treatment in hospital, and searches continue for more than 50 people who remain unaccounted for.The country's coast guard says more bodies remain on the boat, which…
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