Body of missing sailor recovered from East Sea: Navy
The recovery came hours after the Navy had launched an all-out search operation in cooperation with the Coast Guard, deploying around 10 ships and aircraft
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The recovery came hours after the Navy had launched an all-out search operation in cooperation with the Coast Guard, deploying around 10 ships and aircraft. The recovered body is expected to be brought to a naval base in Donghae, some 180 km east of Seoul, by Monday morning aboard a frigate, officials said. A patrol boat searching the area spotted the body in waters 52 km off Geojin's east coast at 5:58 a.m., before authorities retrieved it via a rigid inflatable boat at 6:43 a.m., the Navy said in a notice to the press.
Furthermore, The sailor, whose identity was withheld, was reported missing Sunday morning as the vessel was on patrol about 50 kilometers off Geojin in Gangwon Province, near the Northern Limit Line, the de facto inter-Korean maritime border, according to the armed service. The military had also notified North Korea of the disappearance through international merchant ship communication channels. The vessel previously boarded by the late sailor returned to the naval base at 8 a.m., it added.
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The recovery came hours after the Navy had launched an all-out search operation in cooperation with the Coast Guard, deploying around 10 ships and aircraft.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe recovered body is expected to be brought to a naval base in Donghae, some 180 km east of Seoul, by Monday morning aboard a frigate, officials said.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA patrol boat searching the area spotted the body in waters 52 km off Geojin's east coast at 5:58 a.m., before authorities retrieved it via a rigid inflatable boat at 6:43 a.m., the Navy said in a notice to the press.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe sailor, whose identity was withheld, was reported missing Sunday morning as the vessel was on patrol about 50 kilometers off Geojin in Gangwon Province, near the Northern Limit Line, the de facto inter-Korean maritime border, according to the armed service.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe military had also notified North Korea of the disappearance through international merchant ship communication channels.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe vessel previously boarded by the late sailor returned to the naval base at 8 a.m., it added.
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