公開日: 2014/04/18
The Latest on Ferry Sinking As the death toll is rising after the ferry Sewon sunk off southern coast, Korea Today brings you special on the ferry sinking ac.
Since the Sewol-ho ferry's sinking. families of the missing have camped out at an auditorium on Jin-do Island. to get the latest information on the rescu.
We earlier delivered the news that the South Korean rescue team had successfully entered the hull of the capsized Sewol-ho ferry for the first time. The gove.
We've been hearing uplifting reports all day, only to be disappointed again. For details,. we'll go to our Hwang Sung-hee, at the Central Disaster Safety H.
A major rescue operation for the capsized ferry off Korea's southwestern coast continues on this Friday evening. where divers have finally reached inside t.
Let's now go live to Paengmok Harbor on Jin-do Island - just 20 kilometers from the site of the search-and-rescue mission. where our Kwon So-a is standing .
S Korea ferry tragedy death toll rises videolarını Families of people missing inside the capsized South Korean Ferry are desperate for action. CNN's Kyung La.
S Korea ferry tragedy death toll rises videolarını Families of people missing inside the capsized South Korean Ferry are desperate for action. CNN's Kyung La.
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Since the Sewol-ho ferry's sinking. families of the missing have camped out at an auditorium on Jin-do Island. to get the latest information on the rescu.
We earlier delivered the news that the South Korean rescue team had successfully entered the hull of the capsized Sewol-ho ferry for the first time. The gove.
We've been hearing uplifting reports all day, only to be disappointed again. For details,. we'll go to our Hwang Sung-hee, at the Central Disaster Safety H.
A major rescue operation for the capsized ferry off Korea's southwestern coast continues on this Friday evening. where divers have finally reached inside t.
Let's now go live to Paengmok Harbor on Jin-do Island - just 20 kilometers from the site of the search-and-rescue mission. where our Kwon So-a is standing .
S Korea ferry tragedy death toll rises videolarını Families of people missing inside the capsized South Korean Ferry are desperate for action. CNN's Kyung La.
S Korea ferry tragedy death toll rises videolarını Families of people missing inside the capsized South Korean Ferry are desperate for action. CNN's Kyung La.
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Ferry disaster: At least one month to lift vessel out of water
公開日: 2014/04/18
The salvage cranes that will lift the Sewol-ho ferry up from where it sits... have arrived at the scene a little earlier than expected... as our Soa told us earlier in the newscast.
But it could take up to two months to get the 68-hundred ton ferry to shore... and authorities aren't yet sure when the lift will start.
Song Ji-sun has the details.
Four years ago, when the Korean warship Cheonan was sunk, it took one month to lift it from the ocean floor, and it weighed just one-fifth of what the Sewol-ho does.
The passenger ferry, at more than 68-hundred tons, is one of the largest operating in the nation.
One-hundred-80 vehicles and cargo weighing 12-hundred tons were on board when the ferry departed Tuesday evening local time.
Add that to the water that has since inundated the ferry, the total weight that the cranes will have to lift easily exceed 10-thousand tons.
Four cranes with capacity of 10-thousand tons combined... have approached near the waters of the sunken site and are on standby.
But the government says the lift will not be carried out without the consent of families of the missing,... as shifting the vessel could jeopardize the safety of possible survivors, who at this point would have to be relying on 'air pockets' to stay alive.
The ferry must be turned upright first in order to be lifted... to minimize further damage and to stabilize the lifting process.
Divers will fasten cable wires underwater to the vessel to lift it,... but authorities say the lack of experience in lifting a vessel of this size... along with fast currents and poor visibility could delay the process.
Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.
But it could take up to two months to get the 68-hundred ton ferry to shore... and authorities aren't yet sure when the lift will start.
Song Ji-sun has the details.
Four years ago, when the Korean warship Cheonan was sunk, it took one month to lift it from the ocean floor, and it weighed just one-fifth of what the Sewol-ho does.
The passenger ferry, at more than 68-hundred tons, is one of the largest operating in the nation.
One-hundred-80 vehicles and cargo weighing 12-hundred tons were on board when the ferry departed Tuesday evening local time.
Add that to the water that has since inundated the ferry, the total weight that the cranes will have to lift easily exceed 10-thousand tons.
Four cranes with capacity of 10-thousand tons combined... have approached near the waters of the sunken site and are on standby.
But the government says the lift will not be carried out without the consent of families of the missing,... as shifting the vessel could jeopardize the safety of possible survivors, who at this point would have to be relying on 'air pockets' to stay alive.
The ferry must be turned upright first in order to be lifted... to minimize further damage and to stabilize the lifting process.
Divers will fasten cable wires underwater to the vessel to lift it,... but authorities say the lack of experience in lifting a vessel of this size... along with fast currents and poor visibility could delay the process.
Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.
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