Rescuers search for survivors amidst heavy fog near a sunken barge, south of Hong Kong April 19, 2013. The search continues for six people missing after two mainland Chinese barges, carrying construction waste and sand, collided in thick fog near Hong Kong’s Stanley district in the evening of April 18. The impact threw 11 crew members into the sea from one barge, which sank soon after the accident, government radio reported. REUTERS/Apple Daily (CHINA – Tags: DISASTER MARITIME ENVIRONMENT)
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