Ship capsize leaves 10 missing

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Ship capsize leaves 10 missing

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Updated: 2006-10-27 14:24

Xu Liangcai, a sailor receives emergency treatment in a hospital ward in Southeast China's Fujian Province October 26, 2006. Xu's ship crashed into a Panamanian freighter with 21 sailors aboard 60 sea miles east of the Shacheng Port, leaving 10 missing. The search and rescue effort is under way. [Newsphoto]

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