FRI, April 18, 2014, (KST)
- Sewol ferry passengers were told to stay put for an hour
- Live updates on passenger ship sinking in Korea
- A.M. showers for Jindo on Friday
- Structure of Sewol ferry
- Floating cranes to reach ferry accident scene Friday
- Sewol ferry had been traveling for 11 hours, 52 minutes before capsizing
- President Park visits site of search-and-rescue operations
- Stories of heroism surface amid ferry disaster
- "I think we're going to die." Emotional text messages emerge fro...
- Expert analysis of capsized ferry
- A.M. showers on Friday for Jindo
- Families of missing desperately waiting at Jindo Indoor Auditorium
- Live updates about passenger disaster
- Live coverage of search-and-rescue operation
- Showers through Friday morning on Jindo
Latest on ferry sinking off Korea's southwestern coast; 9 confirmed dead, 287 missing
We continue our special coverage on the ferry that has capsized off Korea's southwestern coast A major rescue operation continues on this Thursday afternoon, more than 24 hours after a Korean passenger ferry carrying 4-hundred-75 people listed and started to sink. NINE people have now b...
Jindo indoor auditorium
Passengers texted from ferry as it was sinking
Latest on ferry sinking off Korea's southwestern coast; 9 confirmed dead, 287 missing
Sewol ferry passengers were told to stay put for an hour
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A.M. showers on Friday for Jindo
