Another Body Recovered From Cambodian-flagged Ship Which Sank In Black Sea

ISTANBUL - Another body was recovered from Cambodian-flagged ship ''Hera'', which sank in the Black Sea in February, sources said on Saturday.
Directorate General of Coast Security and Vessel Rescue Enterprises Lifeboat Services Director Gani Aygun told reporters that divers found another body in one of the cabins of the ship.
Aygun said that divers could not search every part of the ship yet.
Divers had recovered a body in one of the cabins of the ship a week ago and they also recovered another body at the entrance of the ship's engine room three days ago.
Cambodian-flagged ship ''Hera'' loaded with coal sank in the Black Sea seven miles off the Istanbul Strait on February 13, 2004 due to bad weather. There were 17 Bulgarian and two Ukrainian crew members aboard the ship.
Efforts have been continuing to recover the bodies of the other crew members.
(EÖ-BRC) 20.03.2004