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Thailand warship capsizes, 31 people missing

| @indiablooms | Dec 19, 2022, at 10:01 pm

Bangkok: The Thailand Navy has said 31 people have been missing after a warship carrying over 100 crew capsized and sank during a storm in the Gulf of Thailand, media reports said on Monday.

The HTMS Sukhothai sank after water flooded its power controls on Sunday night, reports BBC.

Seventy-five people have been rescued so far, reports said.

"It's been more than 12 hours, but we will keep looking," a navy spokesman told the BBC.

The operation to rescue missing people is still going on.

"This has almost never happened in our force's history, especially to a ship that is still in active use," spokesman Admiral Pogkrong Monthardpalin told the BBC.

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