
Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
Volunteers search for victims near the damaged cargo ship Sulpicio Express Siete on Saturday, August 17, a day after it collided with a passenger ferry in Talisay, in the Cebu province of the Philippines. The ferry, which sank, is thought to have been carrying about 700 passengers.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
Philippine Navy personnel lift a victim from one of the floating life rafts during rescue operations on August 17. The two ships collided around 9 p.m. Friday.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
A survivor on a stretcher is taken to a hospital in Cebu City on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
A medic carries 3-month-old Trisia Mae Kumaro as her mother steps out of an ambulance at the hospital on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
The ferry, MV St. Thomas Aquina, was coming from Butuan City when it collided with the cargo ship in the Mactan Channel about 2 miles northwest of Cebu City, the capital of Cebu province.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
A young survivor is helped into the hospital on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
An ambulance carrying more survivors arrives at the hospital on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
A survivor in a wheelchair is assisted as he arrives at the hospital on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
Crew members from the cargo ship inspect the damage to their ship on August 17.

Ferry collides with cargo ship in Philippines —
A cargo vessel is docked at sea after colliding with and sinking a ferry on Friday, August 16.

