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Two people were found dead in the waters where the ship disappeared earlier, and they were all confirmed to be Korean sailors.
The four crew members of our crew still haven't returned, but we got the news that one more body was found this afternoon.
Next is reporter Hong Seung-yeon.
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accident occurred the morning of the morning while the tugboat Kyoto No. 1 carrying 6 Koreans was towing the attached ship Kyoto No. 2 off the coast of 33 km west of Taiwan.
The government said yesterday afternoon that two bodies were found in nearby waters, and as a result of the investigation, they were all identified as Korean crew members of the tugboat Kyoto No.
The head of the agency, Mr. A and Mr. Jogi, Mr. B, are both males in their 70s.
The government said that an additional male body was found in the nearby waters this afternoon, and the identity is being checked.
Family members gathered in a waiting room in Busan said that the deceased was a veteran sailor with over 30 years of experience.
[A chief's son-in-law: (who participated in the Vietnam War) is a person of national merit, so I have a lot of pride about that...
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(The body was found not too late) On the way, I think it was easy for me to think of my family.]
The family of the four sailors, whose life or death has not yet been confirmed, anxiously hope for a safe return.
[Missing brother's brother: I came here because he is my brother.
It's just waiting to be rescued, just in case.
Could there be more than that?]
The Coast Guard patrol ship dispatched by the Korean government to help the search arrived at the accident area around 1:10 pm today and joined the search from 2 pm.
A submarine support ship with a diver on board is also scheduled to arrive at the accident area the next night.
(Video coverage: Kyungmoon Jeong, Video editing: Wonhee Won, Photo: China Times)