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The president of Seacor Marine, which owned the boat, vowed Monday that they would do everything in their power to find the remaining people. John Gellert said 17 divers were on site, and they are about halfway through the vessel as of midday Monday. Gellert also said that divers from a company Seacor contracts with were on the scene four hours after the ship capsized. “We are steadfast in our efforts to return those who remain missing,” Gellert said. But he added that efforts will depend on the weather, not just on the surface but below the surface. “The currents are currently very str...

The incident took place on Sunday evening at Narayanganj district, about 16 km southeast of Dhaka. While five bodies were recovered on Sunday, rescuers retrieved 22 bodies on Monday as a salvage vessel pulled out the launch with the help of a huge crane around midday, rescue officials said. The rescue team comprised officials from Navy, Coast Guard, fire service and police. The salvage operation is ended, Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) Chairman Commodore Golam Sadek told newsmen here, while live TV footages showed wailing family members and relatives of the victims cr...

Marine Rescue NSW were called to save two men who had been thrown from their boat after it capsized on the Wooli Bar

UP: 18 People Rescued After Boat Capsizes In Ganga River Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed officials of the district to rush to the spot and ensure proper relief and rescue Representational Image Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-19T14:00:21+05:30 UP: 18 People Rescued After Boat Capsizes In Ganga River outlookindia.com 2021-01-19T14:40:01+05:30 Eighteen people were rescued near the Ram Gaya Ghat in Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur district after their boat capsized in river Ganga on Tuesday morning, police said. The people on the boat were on their way to Bhadohi distri...

English Situation Report on Bangladesh about Epidemic and Fire; published on 10 Jan 2021 by NIRAPAD