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Four are missing after a ship sank on Sunday in waters near south China's Guangdong province, Cargonews Asia reports. The Qingyuan-registered ship experienced an engine room flood that caused it to sink near the city of Yangjiang around 11 pm locally.
The Nanhai Rescue Bureau of the Ministry of Transport dispatched a rescue ship about one hour after the sinking to search for the ship's missing crewmembers.
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