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The Associated Press Posted: Apr 20, 2014 11:25 AM ET Last Updated: Apr 20, 2014 11:28 PM ET
Death toll in ferry sinking climbs to 583:29
Transcript of final transmissions before ship sank reveals panic, confusion and indecision
Death toll in ferry sinking climbs to 58 3:29
Heartbreaking Easter in South Korea3:23
Some family members of those still missing in the sunken ferry say not enough is being done and progress is not occurring fast enough
Heartbreaking Easter in South Korea 3:23
New details in South Korea ferry sinking2:31
Search crews got inside the ferry for the first time on Saturday; they have recovered 36 bodies but more than 260 are still missing
New details in South Korea ferry sinking 2:31
A South Korean prosecutor says four more crew members from a sunken ferry have been detained on allegations of failing to protect passengers.
Senior prosecutor Ahn Sang-don told reporters Monday that two first mates, one second mate and a chief engineer are also accused of abandoning the ship.
Ahn says prosecutors are considering whether to ask a court for a formal arrest warrant that would allow for a longer period of investigation. South Koreans can only be detained for 48 hours without a court-issued formal arrest warrant.
The ferry's captain and two other crew members were previously formally arrested on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need.
Sixty-four bodies have been recovered, and about 240 people are still missing.
More to come
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