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Sajo Group in for criticism again after trawler sinks

The sinking of the Oryang 501 in the Bering Sea this week has raised questions about the Korean fishing giant, which has come under fire before

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 4, 2014 09:55 GMT
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The sinking of the Oryang 501 in the Bering Sea this week has raised questions about Korean fishing giant Sajo Group, which has come under fire before, reports the Korea Times [...]

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