At least 13 dead after ships collide in South Korea

ODN 2017-12-03

Views 28

At least 13 have died as a fishing vessel crashed into a refuelling tanker off the coast of Incheon, South Korea. Report by Carrf. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
Japan, South Korea express concern after China ships collide with PH vessels
play
00:47

Japan, South Korea express concern after China ships collide with PH vessels
U.S., Chinese Navy Ships Almost Collided In South China Sea
play
01:53

U.S., Chinese Navy Ships Almost Collided In South China Sea
Video shows Chinese ships colliding in South China Sea
play
01:48

Video shows Chinese ships colliding in South China Sea
China Blasts Philippines’ Illegal Incursion as Ships COLLIDE Near Disputed Reefs| South China Sea
play
03:27

China Blasts Philippines’ Illegal Incursion as Ships COLLIDE Near Disputed Reefs| South China Sea
South Korea navy fires warning shots after North Korea ships cross maritime border
play
00:55

South Korea navy fires warning shots after North Korea ships cross maritime border
Watch: Two Massive Cruise Ships Collide In A South American Port
play
00:25

Watch: Two Massive Cruise Ships Collide In A South American Port
South China Sea ships collide in disputed water | ILUSTRATIVE VIDEO
play
02:08

South China Sea ships collide in disputed water | ILUSTRATIVE VIDEO
North Korea reportedly developing stronger ships to counter South Korea
play
01:49

North Korea reportedly developing stronger ships to counter South Korea
Watch: Two Massive Cruise Ships Collide In A South American Port
play
00:25

Watch: Two Massive Cruise Ships Collide In A South American Port
South Korea bans ships that brought in North Korean coal
play
00:48

South Korea bans ships that brought in North Korean coal
North Korea reportedly developing stronger ships to counter South Korea
play
01:49

North Korea reportedly developing stronger ships to counter South Korea
UN investigates at least 40 ships, 130 companies for illegally transferring goods to N. Korea: WSJ
play
00:37

UN investigates at least 40 ships, 130 companies for illegally transferring goods to N. Korea: WSJ