The bodies of two of the four Chinese citizens who were on the Korean ferry, the Sewol, that capsized and sank on April 16, were found late last night. The bodies of the two men were found a couple of hours apart as Coast Guards scanned the waters for the remaining bodies. One of the men was found in the surrounding waters, while the other was discovered inside the ferry.
As of last night, April 21, 87 passengers had been confirmed as dead and 174 had been rescued, with 215 bodies still missing. The search party is working tirelessly in the difficult, dark conditions to retrieve the rest of the corpses and give some closure to the families.
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Keywords: Bodies of Two Chinese Nationals Onboard Sunken Korean Ferry
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