Ship Sinks; Crew Rescued
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TOKYO — The Panamanian-registered freighter Selina sank off southern Japan on Monday, but U.S. Navy and Japanese Marine Safety Agency teams rescued all 20 crew members, an agency official said. The 4,827-ton ship began taking on water and sank 370 miles off Ishigaki Island, Okinawa prefecture.
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