Eleven crew missing after fishing boat hits rock in East China Sea
10:45, February 28, 2011 
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The city's maritime affairs authority said it had sent two professional rescue vessels after it received a signal from the boat for help around 1 a.m., while requesting civilian ships in the vicinity to help search for the boat.
Rescuers had not found the boat by 9 a.m., and suspected it could have sunk.
Source:Xinhua
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