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Vietnamese ship sinks in South China Sea, 17 missing

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Rescuers are searching for 17 missing people after a Vietnamese ship sank in the contested South China Sea during stormy weather. Read more here. Read More: https://punchng.com/vietnamese-ship-sinks-in-south-china-sea-17-missing/

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