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So far, the body count remained at 28. Yesterday, the burned out hulk of the Carmela finally sank off the port of Lucena City in Quezon. There were no immediate reports of bodies found aboard the vessel.
Authorities hope that the missing had been picked up at sea by passing vessels as the area is a busy shipping lane and fishing area.
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So far, the body count remained at 28. Yesterday, the burned out hulk of the Carmela finally sank off the port of Lucena City in Quezon. There were no immediate reports of bodies found aboard the vessel.
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By Felix De Los Santos | April 15, 2002 - 12:00am
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