Sunken Sewol Ferry raised from sea floor
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Korea’s Sewol Ferry, which sank in 2014, has been raised from the sea floor. The incident killed more than 300 people, mostly school children. As the families of the victims along with the nation observe the massive salvage operation, many are demanding a thorough investigation into the disaster. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith has filed this report from Seoul.
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