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Two dead, four missing after K Line bulk carrier capsizes
A Supramax bulk carrier owned by Japanese shipping group Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) capsized on 22 January, while en route from the Philippines to China, loaded with iron ore.
K Line said today (23 January) that the crew on the Singapore-flagged Devon Bay sent a distress call last night.
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