12 rescued, 1 missing after shipping accident in South China
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GUANGZHOU -- Twelve people have been rescued and one remains missing after a fishing-vessel accident in South China's Guangdong province Saturday, local authorities said.
The municipal government of Jiangmen said they received a distress call in the early hours of Saturday morning from a fishing boat off the coast of Taishan. The ship reported that it was taking on water and tilting to one side, with contact lost soon afterward.
The government immediately launched a search operation and mobilized commercial and fishing vehicles in the proximity to assist. As of 9 am, 12 members of the boat's crew had been rescued, but rescuers were still searching for one missing person.
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