The tanker sent a distress call to the local coastguard before going under, with local authorities continuing to search for some missing crew members.
The tanker sent a distress call to the local coastguard before it went under.Seven people have been killed and two other crew members are missing after a South Korean tanker capsized off an island in Japan's south-west region.
Japan's NHK television said the ship was moving from the Japanese port of Himeji to Ulsan in South Korea. The US Environmental Protection Agency says acrylic acid is used in plastics, resin and coatings and can irritate the skin, eyes and mucous membranes.Tibetan activists protest outside Chinese embassy against Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit
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