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	The MV Rabaul Queen went down early Thursday with around 350 people aboard around 16 kilometres off Finschhafen in Morobe Province.</div>
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	The authority&#39;s Jo Mehan said eight rescue vessels were on the scene and 219 survivors had been taken aboard five of those vessels.//DPA</div>

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