South Korean Tanker Capsizes off Japan, Eight Dead

The Keoyoung Sun was carrying 980 tonnes of acrylic acid amid adverse weather conditions.

Eight people died and two are missing after a South Korean chemical tanker, the Keoyoung Sun, capsized off Japan's coast.
The tanker was carrying 980 tonnes of acrylic acid, a corrosive compound used in various products, with no current reports of leakage into the ocean.
The crew consisted of two South Koreans, eight Indonesians, and one Chinese national.
Adverse weather conditions, including strong winds and high waves, were reported at the time of the incident.
Rescue operations are ongoing, with one crew member found alive and in non-life-threatening condition.