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At least 40 killed after boats capsize in southern Thailand(1/6)

2018-07-07 13:24:51 Xinhua Editor :Feng Shuang
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Rescue team members carry the body of a victim in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua)

Rescue team members carry the body of a victim in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua)

A rescue team departure from a dock to the accident area in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

A rescue team departure from a dock to the accident area in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

A rescue team search for victims in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua)

A rescue team search for victims in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua)

Thai soldiers and policemen are seen at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

Thai soldiers and policemen are seen at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

Thai soldiers and policemen are seen at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

Thai soldiers and policemen are seen at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

People wait for information about the rescue at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand\'s Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

People wait for information about the rescue at a dock in Phuket, Thailand, July 6, 2018. At least 33 passengers were killed and 23 others still missing after two boats carrying some 133 tourists capsized in rough sea waters in southern Thailand, Governor of Thailand's Phuket Province Norraphat Plodthong said on Friday. (Xinhua/Qin Qing)

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