12 bodies found after South China Sea typhoon shipwreck

12 bodies recovered after typhoon sinks vessel in South China Sea

Twelve bodies were recovered Monday by local rescue forces in southeast China following a shipwreck in the South China Sea over the weekend, authorities confirmed.

Officials say twelve bodies found after South China Sea typhoon shipwreck

Typhoon Chaba: Search and rescue operations are underway as rescuers have expanded the scope of their search around the point of the wreckage 

Twelve bodies recovered after shipwreck in the South China Sea caused by typhoon

A total of seven planes, 246 vessels and nearly 500 fishing boats are still in rescue operations to find the remaining missing persons.

A number of 12 bodies recovered two days after shipwreck in China

Beijing, Jul 4 (Prensa Latina) Chinese maritime authorities confirmed the discovery of 12 bodies on the high seas and suspect they are some of the 26 missing crew members of a ship that broke in half two days ago and sank.

Twelve bodies recovered after shipwreck in the South China Sea caused by typhoon

Typhoon Chaba formed in the center of the South China Sea and traveled to Guangdong on Saturday afternoon. Initial count reported 27 people missing. Three of the 30 crew members aboard the ship were rescued and taken to hospital

12 Bodies Recovered After Crane Sinks in the South China Sea - Caixin Global

12 Bodies Recovered After Crane Sinks in the South China Sea - The floating vessel suffered a direct hit by Typhoon Chaba off the Guangdong coast