Lifting the bow of the sunken Sewol ferry is no easy task. The work, which will cost more than $80 million, started Sunday, and yet the retrieval mission is already on hold.
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“We have up to three layers of safety installations in place to prevent bodies from drifting away during the salvage operation. We are working with the hope that all nine bodies will be found,” South korean Vice Minister of Oceans and Fisheries Yoon Hag-Bae said.
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A number of reasons led to the sinking of the Sewol. The ship was redesigned illegally. It was overloaded with cargo, and the crew lacked experience.
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