Over 100 unaccounted for after passenger vessel sinks off southern Philippines
A passenger vessel sank early on January 26. The coast guard chief reported 332 passengers and 27 crew aboard; by around 08:00, at least 13 deaths were reported and more than 100 people remained unaccounted for.
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A passenger vessel capsized while travelling off the southern Philippines early on January 26, prompting a rapid search-and-rescue response. Philippine Coast Guard chief Ronnie Gavan said there had been 332 passengers and 27 crew aboard.
As of around 08:00 on January 26, at least 13 people were reported dead and more than 100 remained unaccounted for. Search-and-rescue work was continuing and casualty figures awaited further confirmation.
Compiled reporting by KPS99TV.
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