South Korea ferry: Hundreds missing as ship sinks

The bravery of those 2 shown is beyond belief and no doubt they are in a better place now, where did you find that article?

The lose of life is huge, I couldn't believe it tbh, it seems the large majority might have actually drowned here, which seems pretty insane. I get initial confusion, but as soon as it started listing notably I cannot understand why you'd tell people to stay in their rooms/stay still and wait. It's fairly obvious the thing is going to capsize at that time, it was fairly quick though I believe they said it took an hour or so to tip right over, they had 46 lifeboats apparently, 2 were launched.....madness.

Also yet again we see a captain leaving his ship right away, some were saying he pretended to be a passenger and got on one of the lifeboats, not confirmed I assume. But damn where is his honor, okay you don't literally have to go down with the ship, but you'd surely try and organize the best rescue you could once you realized this was a serious incident.

The lose of life is huge, I couldn't believe it tbh, it seems the large majority might have actually drowned here, which seems pretty insane. I get initial confusion, but as soon as it started listing notably I cannot understand why you'd tell people to stay in their rooms/stay still and wait. It's fairly obvious the thing is going to capsize at that time, it was fairly quick though I believe they said it took an hour or so to tip right over, they had 46 lifeboats apparently, 2 were launched.....madness.

Also yet again we see a captain leaving his ship right away, some were saying he pretended to be a passenger and got on one of the lifeboats, not confirmed I assume. But damn where is his honor, okay you don't literally have to go down with the ship, but you'd surely try and organize the best rescue you could once you realized this was a serious incident.

Precisely. You would assume these authorities would learn something basic from history from the titanic or otherwise more recently in 2003 and do something. Hopefully there wont be a repeat incident!

To be fair did you know London's air pollution is far beyond safe levels and the EU is forced to fine it few hundred million?
Although 2 wrongs don't make a right, looks like our generation will have to prioritize the climate, wonder where our degree skills could fit in there

Didn't see that, but saw the other text videos.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/south-korea-ferry-vice-principal-rescued-from-sinking-ship-found-hanged-9269400.html

One of the survivors, the vice principal of the school where ~300 around the kids were from on the ship was found hanged RIP.

Ah wow, we really do take so many things for granted at a cost.

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