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At least five people were killed and 87 unaccounted for after a fire erupted aboard the M/V June Aster in Palawan, Philippines on Wednesday (Sep 9). The vessel …
At least five people were killed and 87 unaccounted for after a fire erupted aboard the M/V June Aster in Palawan, Philippines on Wednesday (Sep 9). The vessel was carrying 117 passengers and 17 crew members when it departed from the Port of Manila bound for Coron. Authorities have rescued 38 passengers and four crew members as search and rescue operations continue. #Philippines #fire
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@@liar-liarImported1mo ago
Lifejackets also missing 😮😮😮
@@joeysantos418Imported1mo ago
🙏🙏🙏
@@CheeEddieImported1mo ago
Why Philippines government never take action against all the ferry companies for over loading passengers..this is indirectly killing innocent people's.. its has been years such incidents keep happening again and again
@@EvacookingchanelImported1mo ago
Kailan to? Please update
@@manishdhawan551Imported1mo ago
Secretary Gilberto Teodoro shames others. is he ashamed now ? who will take the blame . elities life matter. citizens are dispensable
At least five people were killed and 87 unaccounted for after a fire erupted aboard the M/V June Aster in Palawan, Philippines on Wednesday (Sep 9). The vessel was carrying 117 passengers and 17 crew members when it departed from the Port of Manila bound for Coron. Authorities have rescued 38 passengers and four crew members as search and rescue operations continue. #Philippines #fire
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