The bodies of the seven dead sailors of the US Navy destroyer were found.
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7th Command fleet US confirms the death of USS Fitzgerald destroyer. Recall that an American warship off the coast of Japan collided with a container ship ACX Crystal, sailing under the Philippine flag. The bodies of the dead were found behind the flooded part of the US Navy ship.
We are talking about the seven bodies found dead sailors. All of them delivered to the Japanese city of Yokosuka. TV channel CNN referring to the military command, reports that all seven missing persons were found by a diving group.
In the command of the US Navy reported that the families of all seven dead sailors will receive a "notice of what happened." It is added that the family members of the victims will be paid financial assistance.
The container ship, which rammed the warship, is located at the Oi berth in Tokyo, where the investigation team is conducting an interrogation of the crew. Unlike the American destroyer, the container ship received light damage as a result of a collision. None of the crew on board was injured.
From the message of the representative of the American 7 fleet:
The names of the dead sailors will be named after the identification will be examined.
It is noted that the collision of two ships "could occur due to heavy traffic in the area." According to statistics, in the area of the collision of ships daily pass to 500 ships.
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