
popular 5.7 quake rattles Eastern Samar ‘BBL won’t pass if vote is taken now’ Dating and the single dad Man in 8 QC heists sought SAF survivors say ‘only God came to help’ Family of slain SAF to get free housing from NHA Globalport routs ailing Alaska Should I buy a brand-new or a second-hand car? videos Purisima asked: Don’t you trust Roxas, Espina? Napeñas quizzed on US knowledge of role in Mamasapano operation Can the MILF still be trusted? Napeñas had ‘no sense of urgency’ during Mamasapano clash—military exec Honasan hits PNP, AFP for relying on SMS at height of Mamasapano battle ATHENS, Greece — Greek authorities say rescuers are trying to reach a Cyprus-flagged cargo ship with 22 crewmen that ran aground in a strong gale on an Aegean Sea island and is taking in water. The Merchant Marine Ministry says coast guard vessels are heading for the northern coast of Andros where the Good Faith ran aground early Wednesday. The freighter, which was empty of cargo, was heading from the Greek port of Eleusis to Odessa in the Black Sea. The ministry said the crew consisted of 21 Filipinos and one Romanian. The rescue effort was hampered by adverse weather, as Greece was hit by a cold spell with snow falling in central Athens. RELATED STORY 2015: Bad start for Filipino seafarers Get Inquirer updates while on the go, add us on these apps: Tags: cargo ship Filipino ofws Filipino seamen sea accident sea mishap Related Stories: Read More …