Boom Viral: Korea

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SEOUL,
 South Korea — More than 280 people, most of them students, remained 
unaccounted for Wednesday night as coast guard and navy divers continued
 to search a ferry that sank hours earlier off the southwestern tip of 
South Korea.</div>
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By
 nightfall, four people were confirmed dead, including a high school 
student and a member of the ferry’s crew. But fears that the sinking 
could become one of the worst peacetime disasters in the country 
increased as rescued passengers told news outlets that they believed 
that many people had been trapped below deck after those aboard heard a 
loud noise and the ship began sinking rapidly.</div>
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Some
 rescued passengers who had been below deck told reporters that even 
while the ship was tilting, they were told to stay in their seats.</div>
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“We
 must not give up,” President Park Geun-hye said from the headquarters 
of the Ministry of Security and Public Administration, which is 
coordinating the rescue efforts. “We must do our best to rescue even one
 of those passengers and students who may not have escaped from the 
ship.”</div>

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