CEO Of South Korean Ferry Operator Jailed For 10 Years
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Maritime police search for missing passengers in front of the South Korean ferry "Sewol" which sank at the sea off Jindo .
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A court in the southern city of Gwangju determined that Kim Han-Sik, CEO of Chonghaejin Marine Co., had allowed the ferry to be routinely overloaded and approved illegal renovations to increase its passenger capacity.
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