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South Korea: All 267 passengers and crew rescued from ferry that ran aground, says coastguard

By Editorial Board Published November 19, 2025 3 Min Read
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South Korea: All 267 passengers and crew rescued from ferry that ran aground, says coastguard

Greater than 250 passengers on board a ferry that ran aground off the South Korean coast have been rescued, in accordance with the coastguard.

It mentioned the Queen Jenuvia 2, travelling from the southern island of Jeju to the southwestern port metropolis of Mokpo, hit rocks close to Jindo, off the nation’s southwest coast, late on Wednesday.

A complete of 267 individuals have been on board, together with 246 passengers and 21 crew. Three individuals had minor accidents.

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All on board have been rescued. Pic: Yonhap/Reuters

Footage confirmed passengers carrying life vests ready to be picked up by rescue boats, which have been approaching the 26,000-tonne South Korean ferry.

Its bow appeared to have develop into caught on the sting of a small island, nevertheless it gave the impression to be upright and the passengers appeared calm.

Climate situations on the scene have been reported to be truthful with gentle winds.

South Korea’s Prime Minister Kim Min-seok ordered all out there boats and gear for use to rescue these on board, his workplace mentioned.

The coastguard acquired a report of the incident late on Wednesday, and instantly deployed 20 vessels and a airplane to hitch the rescue effort.

It was not instantly clear what brought about the vessel to run aground.

The vessel can carry as much as 1,010 passengers and has a number of decrease decks for giant automobiles and passenger automobiles, in accordance with its operator Seaworld Ferry.

In 2014, greater than 300 individuals, principally schoolchildren heading to Jeju on a college journey, died when the Sewol ferry sank.

It was one of many nation’s worst disasters.

The ship went down 11 years in the past close to the positioning of Wednesday’s incident, although additional off Jindo.

After taking a flip too quick, the overloaded and illegally-modified ferry started itemizing.

It then lay on its aspect as passengers waited for rescue, which was gradual to return, earlier than sinking because the nation watched on stay tv.

Lots of the victims have been discovered of their cabins, the place they’d been instructed to attend by the crew whereas the captain and a few crew members have been taken aboard the primary coastguard vessels to reach on the scene.

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