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Ten more bodies recovered from South Korean ferry sinking.

(VTC News) - South Korean divers have recovered 10 more bodies, raising the death toll to 46 in the country's worst ferry disaster in decades.

South Korean ferry sinks: First bodies recovered.

(VTC News) - South Korea has recovered the first three bodies from the ferry sinking, while a Vietnamese woman is said to still be missing.

Recreating the cause of the South Korean ferry capsizing.

(VTC News) - One hypothesis put forward by authorities for the capsizing of the South Korean ferry on April 16th is that the ferry suddenly changed course and struck a reef.

South Korean ferry sinks: It is unlikely more people will be rescued.

(VTC News) - Following the tragic ferry sinking, the captain was arrested while a teacher who was rescued committed suicide because so many students were still trapped.

Why did the captain of the South Korean ferry escape unharmed?

(VTC News) - The captain of the Sewol ferry is facing questions related to the ferry sinking accident in the waters off southern South Korea.

South Korean ferry capsizes: Mother screams her child's name in the rain.

(VTC News) - Despite the heavy rain and strong winds lashing against her face, blurring her tears, Christine Kim stood on the beach, shouting her daughter's name.

South Korean ferry sinks: chilling messages from passengers.

(VTC News) - The messages sent by passengers on the SEWOL ferry to their loved ones as the ferry was slowly sinking sent chills down many people's spines.

There was a loud explosion before the South Korean ferry sank.

(VTC News) - This ferry capsizing could be South Korea's biggest maritime disaster in over 20 years, witnesses say there was a loud explosion before the accident.

Ferry sinks in South Korea, hundreds missing: Strangely, no one found in three compartments.

(VTC News) - In low-light conditions, rescue workers searched all three compartments of the sunken ferry carrying 400 passengers but found no victims.

Ferry sinking incident: Vietnamese President sends condolences to South Korean President.

(VTC News) - President Truong Tan Sang sent a message of condolences to South Korean President Park Geun-hye regarding the ferry sinking incident that claimed many lives.

South Korean ferry sinks: Passengers 'locked to death' inside cabins.

(VTC News) - A survivor said the students tried to rush out but were helpless because the windows and compartment doors were too sturdy.

Was the South Korean ferry sinking more catastrophic than MH370?

(VTC News) - Two mysterious accidents have left hundreds missing, but the ferry sinking is said to be even more dangerous than the MH370 incident.

South Korean ferry carrying 450 people capsizes at sea.

The South Korean coast guard received a distress signal from a ferry carrying approximately 450 people that was sinking off the southwestern coast of South Korea, 20km from the shore.

Horrifying moment as explosives are placed to tear apart a rocky mountain.

(VTC News) - After the explosives were placed, the mountain shook and then exploded.

Horrifying moment as explosives are placed to tear apart a rocky mountain.

(VTC News) - After the explosives were placed, the mountain shook and then exploded.

Clip: Bị phản bội, đập phá tan tành nhà người yêu

(VTC News) - Bị bạn trai phản bội, cô nàng vào căn hộ của anh ta và đập phá.

Landlord embezzles 57 million VND, young man goes on a rampage, smashing up the house.

(VTC News) - The clip shows this man smashing things with a hammer to the tune of Beethoven.

Nửa đêm vác rìu đi đập phá ô tô bị camera ghi lại

(VTC News) - Camera an ninh ghi lại cảnh người đàn ông cầm rìu đập phá hai ô tô rồi bỏ chạy.

Busting a prostitution ring in the mountain town for 60.000 dong.

Each time a client paid Nụ between 60.000 and 100.000 VND, after which Nụ would give a portion of the money to the prostitute.

Video and photos: Ferry crashes into pier, nearly 100 injured.

(VTC News) - A high-speed ferry in New York crashed into a pier in Lower Manhattan near Wall Street at 8:45 a.m. (local time), injuring at least 85 people.