
Nguồn tin: nguontinviet.comClassmates remember the dead MINUTES after the Sewol, a South Korean ferry, began to list before sinking on April 16th, a schoolboy made its first distress call to the emergency services—before even the crew had radioed for help. “Save us!” he cried. “We’re on a ship and I think it’s sinking.” Divers found the boy’s body a week after the ship capsized off the South Korean coast. They have retrieved dozens of bodies, but the number of survivors, at 174, has not changed since the day the ship sank.The number confirmed to have died is more than 150, with nearly as many still missing. Most are students from a high school in Ansan, near Seoul. They were on their way to the southern resort island of Jeju when the ferry...