No air pockets found on key floors of sunken South Korean ship

Understudy made first ship misery call

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

 NEW: The amount of group parts captured now remains at 11, powers say

 NEW: Searchers discover no air pockets on key floors of the submerged boat

 The passing toll has climbed to 150, powers say; 152 individuals are as of now lost

 Hundreds of individuals pay their regards to people lost in the ship sinking

Jindo, South Korea (CNN) - Divers have discovered no air pockets on the third and fourth floors of the sunken ship Sewol, South Korean powers said Wednesday.

The news everything except disposes of any trusts of discovering survivors on the ship, which inverted and went down off the nation's southwestern drift a week ago with several individuals ready for.

Searchers had been concentrating on the third and fourth levels of the five-story vessel, as they accepted a hefty portion of those even now missing were prone to be there. Most traveler rooms are on the fourth level of the now overturned boat.

Not long ago, jumpers and pursuit authorities had communicated trust they may in any case discover air pockets that might have permitted individuals to make due in the submerged boat. They have demanded that their exertions remain a pursuit and salvage operation.

Powers had said they thought a ton of travelers may have been accumulated in the cafeteria on the third floor of the ship. Be that as it may early Wednesday, the coast monitor said no bodies were found there.

Jumpers have regardless kept on bringing bodies up from the dim waters, a large portion of them found in rooms on the fourth carpet, said Ko Myung-suk, an agent for the Joint Task Force arranging the pursuit.

He said there were still a considerable measure of rooms left to inquiry.

Scholars recalled

More than two-thirds of those ready for ship were learners from Danwon High School in Ansan, a city a hour's drive south from Seoul.

They were being tackled a field excursion by some of their educators to a prominent get-away island.

On Wednesday, a percentage of the understudies' young confronts gazed out from photographs betwixt an enormous bank of white blossoms in a recreation center in Ansan. Plaques underneath each one picture gave their names.

The many photographs are some piece of an impermanent remembrance to the dead and missing scholars that opened at a ball coliseum in the city.

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Several individuals recorded through the recreation center lodging the commemoration throughout the span of Wednesday morning and lunchtime, passing about 50 substantial wreaths on their route to the divider of blossoms and pictures.

Serious music played as guests, including companions and relatives, passed quietly around the tributes. Some individuals sobbed as pictures of the people scrolled crosswise over goliath plasma screens.

As of now holding out trust

Powers say that the demise toll from the sunken ship, the Sewol, has now arrived at 150 as jumpers keep on retrieing bodies from inside the vessel. That leaves 152 as of now lost.

No survivors have been found since 174 individuals were recovered on the day the boat went down.

Different people from the school were around those paying their regards to their dead and missing cohorts on Wednesday.

Lee Seung-min, 17, said one of her closest mates is around the missing. In spite of the inexorably thin risks of discovering survivors, she said in any case she holds out trust that her companion will return.

When the field trek, the two young ladies had discussed what colleges they may go to, she said.

Open resentment

The fiasco has taken an annihilating toll on the secondary school. It's missing the vast majority of its sophomores, and classes are because of resume Thursday. A bad habit chief who was saved from the ship was discovered dead two days after the sinking; he'd clearly hanged himself from a tree.

Different guests to the commemoration had no immediate association with the school or the learners however said they were moved by the catastrophe.

One obviously enthusiastic man said he had felt forced to drive down from Seoul to pay his regards. A father of two, he said the ship calamity had abandoned him feeling furious and sad.

The dedication is a brief one, set up at the actuation of scholars' guardians in the recreation center, which is just a couple of hundred meters from the secondary school. A perpetual site is arranged in a recreation center in Ansan.

Team parts captured

Examiners, then, are attempting to make what happened to make the boat rundown before at last upsetting and sinking into the sea.

Inquiries stay over the behavior of the boat's skipper and a percentage of the team parts as the emergency unfolded. They have been reprimanded for not getting more individuals off the ship sooner, in spite of the fact that the commander has said he was concerned in regards to the icy water, solid ebbs and flows and absence of salvage vessels.

They have likewise drawn open indignation for leaving the boat while numerous travelers remained stuck ready for.

The commander, Lee Joon-seok, and ten team parts have been captured. Some of them are confronting criminal accusations.

Prosecutors additionally said Wednesday that the business locales of the ship driver, Chonghaejin Marine, and the organization holder's home were looked.

Adding to the observation of turmoil ready for sinking vessel, it rose Tuesday that the first misery call from the ship came not from the group, yet from a learner who utilized a cell to contact crisis administrations from on board the sinking boat.

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