2015年CRI 长江倾覆客轮实施扶正打捞 加纳首都一加油站爆炸

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The blast occurred when people sought shelter at the filling station and in nearby shops, after days of torrential rains left many homeless or powerless.

President John Mahama has annouced three days of national mourning starting from Monday.

The government also says it will release 15 million U.S. dollars to support victims affected¹ by the flood and the explosion in Accra.

Work is underway to right the upturned passenger ship that capsized on the Yangtze River early this week.

The move comes as searchers have failed to find any more survivors² from the more than 400 people still missing.

The rescue headquarters says righting the ship would help find the missing "in the shortest possible time".

So far 82 bodies have been recovered. Only 14 people have survived.

President Xi Jinping has presided over a top-level meeting on how to handle the aftermath of the tragedy, demanding a serious investigation³ into the cause of the shipwreck⁴.

More than 200 people are now known to have died following the explosion of a gas station in the capital of Ghana, Accra.

The blast occurred when people sought shelter at the filling station and in nearby shops, after days of torrential rains left many homeless or powerless.

President John Mahama has annouced three days of national mourning starting from Monday.

The government also says it will release 15 million U.S. dollars to support victims affected by the flood and the explosion in Accra.