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フィリピンのフェリー火災、死者35人に急増 数十人が依然行方不明
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英語の原文から翻訳されています。
359月12日時点で死亡確認 4
53–549月12日時点で行方不明 28
134乗船者:乗客・乗組員 12
航海が捜索・収容活動に変わるまで
書類上は問題のなかった船
場所
- 01パラワン州コロン、バランガイ・マルシージャ
- 02パラワン州コロン
- 03マニラ
分かっていること
不明な点
- 確定した出火原因も出火場所もない。爆発があったとする初期の説明も未確認のまま。
- 運航会社からの公表された説明はまだなく、最終的な死者数も未確定。
今後の展開
- 焼けた船体内部の捜索・収容により、今後数日で犠牲者数がさらに増えるかどうか。
- 海事産業庁の調査で、点検や責任について何が判明するか。
情報源23
BBC News
- HeyDay News
媒体別の全情報源
23媒体の39件の情報源· 引用の多い順
GMA News Onlinegmanetwork.com6
- Burnt bodies 'observed' as MV June Aster fire declared out —PCG
- PCG: Efforts focused on finding more survivors as many questions surround MV June Aster fire
- PCG: Captain of MV June Aster has liability over fire incident in Coron
- PCG: Efforts focused on finding more survivors as many questions surround MV June Aster fire
- PCG: Shipping company may face liability over deadly MV June Aster fire
- PCG: Shipping company may face liability over deadly MV June Aster fire
BBC Newsbbc.co.uk最初動画1本4
- 最初の報道
- Death toll from Philippines ferry fire climbs to 35, with dozens still missing
- Philippine ferry fire: Survivor recalls being trampled as he made narrow escape
- Five dead and 86 missing as fire breaks out on ferry in the Philippines
- Deadly ferry explosion in the Philippines and other top stories | Global News Podcast · 動画
Axis Signalaxisignal.com1
Daily Tribunetribune.net.ph1
globalnews.ca1
inquirer.net1
Newswavnewswav.com1
放送時の内容
- Thirty bodies pulled from the charred hull — the toll now stands at thirty-five. Dozens more are unaccounted for, and the number is expected to rise. How did a ferry that passed its safety checks burn for two days with a hundred and thirty-four people aboard?
- That vessel is the MV June Aster, a 490-gross-ton roll-on, roll-off ferry operated by Atienza Interisland Ferries. It left Manila on Wednesday with 117 passengers and 17 crew — 134 people in all — bound for the tourist town of Coron in Palawan. At about 6:45 that evening, off Barangay Marcilla, fire broke out.
- The crossing runs from the capital to this remote island province. The fire broke out off Coron, a town popular with tourists, in the western Philippines.
- The fire was reported late Wednesday evening. Thursday brought the first grim tally. It took until Friday morning for the fire to be declared out, and only then did crews climb aboard. By Saturday, the confirmed death toll had jumped to thirty-five, with more than fifty people still unaccounted for.
- For more than forty hours, no one could board the ship. Thick, continuous smoke and rough seas kept rescue vessels at a distance. The coast guard said it had not declared the fire out, and that policy barred anyone from going aboard. Only after the blaze was finally declared out at 10:15 Friday morning did rescuers climb on, and they found the remains that pushed the toll from five to thirty-five.
- The first count put the dead at five and the missing at around ninety. Since firefighters went inside, at least thirty badly burned bodies have been recovered, pushing the confirmed toll to thirty-five. The missing figure has also been revised repeatedly — from ninety, to eighty-six, then eighty-four after two people on the manifest were found never to have boarded. As of the latest count, fifty-three to fifty-four remain unaccounted for.
- The numbers keep shifting, but the central fact stands: this ferry passed its mandatory safety checks and was not overcrowded, with 134 aboard against a much higher certified capacity — and it still burned with more than a hundred people on board.
- On liability, the coast guard says the captain bears responsibility for the fire in the waters of Coron. The operator, Atienza Interisland Ferries, could also face liability. The Maritime Industry Authority has opened a safety investigation and deployed emergency response teams.
- The human cost is specific. In Coron, Lira and Menandro Daco waited for word of their missing daughter as the bodies of victims were brought to port. Because this route is popular with tourists, those unaccounted for include people travelling for leisure alongside Filipino passengers and crew. A survivor described being trampled in the rush to escape.
- That question — how a ferry that passed its safety checks could burn for two days with 134 people aboard — remains unanswered. The cause is under investigation, the initial explosion account is unconfirmed, and the operator has not publicly accounted for the incident. Officials warn that as recovery continues on this burnt-out vessel, the death toll will climb.
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