Tragic Capsizing of Car Ferry Off South Korea’s Coast: 5 Missing and 2 Rescued

An 83-ton car ferry capsized off the southwestern coast of South Korea on December 30, leading to the rescue of 2 individuals while 5 others remain missing. The incident occurred around 6:35 p.m. in waters west of Seosan, located approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Seoul.

At the time of the accident, the ferry was carrying a total of 7 passengers. The Coast Guard successfully rescued 2 of the passengers and has initiated a search operation for the missing individuals. However, rescue efforts have faced significant challenges due to the strong tidal currents in the area, complicating the operation.

Currently, authorities are investigating the cause of the capsizing, with Coast Guard officials working to uncover the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

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