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Five dead, dozens missing after ferry fire in Philippines

The fire broke out as the vessel nearing its destination at the tourist hotspot of Coron in Palawan.

Reported by The Age
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12 reports · 14 sources

The AgeFive dead, dozens missing after ferry fire in PhilippinesSydney Morning HeraldFive dead, dozens missing after ferry fire in PhilippinesSydney Morning HeraldFive dead, dozens missing after ferry fire in PhilippinesThe AgeFive dead, dozens missing after ferry fire in PhilippinesThe HinduWatch: Philippines: Five people died and 43 were rescued after a ferry caught fire off PalawanThe HinduWatch: Philippines: Five people died and 43 were rescued after a ferry caught fire off PalawanThe JournalAt least five dead and 86 missing after fire breaks out on ferry in PhilippinesThe JournalAt least five dead and 86 missing after fire breaks out on ferry in PhilippinesBBC WorldFive dead and 86 missing as 'heartbreaking' fire breaks out on Philippines ferryBangkok PostPhilippine ferry fire kills at least five, dozens missingBangkok PostPhilippine ferry fire kills at least five, dozens missingThe HinduPhilippines ferry fire kills 5 people, dozens missing
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