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Source: Attackers aided by Pakistanis
Thursday, December 4
China: Missing sailors feared dead
BEIJING, Oct. 4 (UPI) -- There is little chance five missing sailors survived the sinking of their freighter in the East China Sea, Chinese authorities said Saturday.
The Panama-registered Helios 3 sank Monday while transporting 6,000 tons of wood from Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, to Jiaxing Port in Zhejiang with a crew from Myanmar, Indonesia and South Korea, Xinhua reported.
Nine sailors were rescued several days ago and the body of the ship's captain recovered, China's state-run news agency reported.
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