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Death toll from capsized China river vessel rises to 103

Pulse Staff
Pulse Staff 09:58 - 05 June 2015
China's Central Television said on its microblog that 339 people remain missing and only 14 survivors have been found.
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The death toll from a Chinese cruise ship which capsized on the Yangtze River rose to 103 on Friday, state television said.

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