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11 sailors rescued after ship sank

(Global Times)

08:48, December 11, 2012

Eleven sailors were rescued Sunday night after their cargo ship sank in the East China Sea.

The 97-meter ship, bound for Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, with 4,900 tons of cargo on board, collided with a fishing boat and sank around 5 pm.

The eleven crew members were transferred to another cargo ship before the East China Sea Salvage Bureau picked them up at 10:50 pm.

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