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Crew Member Found Dead on Capsized Cargo Ship

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U.S. Air Force divers discover first body from capsized cargo ship Mariana, missing sailors still unaccounted for after Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

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It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Authorities just recovered the body of one crew member from the cargo ship Mariana, which capsize near the northern Mariana Islands during super. Typhoon Sinlaku. Out of six missing sailors, this is the first grim fine from the 145-foot U.S. flag vessel. U.S. Air Force divers spotted the remains Tuesday, using an underwater drone inside the wreck ship. Japan Coast Guard teams then dove in for a closer look, but came up empty on any others. The crew radio for help on April 15th, after losing their starboard engine in the storm's fury. Contact banished the next day, and the typhoon hammered the islands with fierce winds and floods. Search teams are still hunting for the five remaining crewmen, plus a bright orange 12-person life raft around the northern Mariana Islands. Coast Guard leaders are keeping the pressure on with full resources and partner support,

standing solid with the families through this heartbreak.

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