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Earlier reports said five other passengers were rescued and that 34 others were missing.


Bernabe Ganancial, 71, owner of ill-fated M/L Susan, succumbed to heart failure while being escorted along with eight survivors to Culasi town in Antique. 


Ganancial was suffering from asthma, according to his son-in-law Fred Fernandez.


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Earlier reports said five other passengers were rescued and that 34 others were missing.


Bernabe Ganancial, 71, owner of ill-fated M/L Susan, succumbed to heart failure while being escorted along with eight survivors to Culasi town in Antique. 


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22 rescued, 10 still lost in sea mishap

By Rolly Espina | November 20, 2003 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY — Rescuers have found 22 more survivors of a motor launch which, battered by huge waves spawned by typhoon "Weng," sank off Pala—wan last Sunday, leaving 10 more passengers still...

Nation

Search still on for 34 missing

By Rolly Espina | November 19, 2003 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY — Now, it seems that there were a total of 34 missing passengers aboard the M/L Susan that left Sipalay City last Nov. 13 and sank off Cuyo Island in Palawan the following day.

Nation