‘Multiple injuries’ reported after South Korea ferry incident

• A South Korean ferry carrying 267 people ran aground off the nation's southwest coast on Wednesday.
• The vessel was travelling from the southern island of Jeju to the southwestern port city of Mokpo.
• Five people sustained minor injuries, though no further casualties have been reported.
• The ship had 246 passengers and 21 crew members aboard when the incident occurred.
• Authorities are mobilising all available assets for rescue, and the cause of the grounding remains unclear.

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Ferry runs aground in South Korea leaving ‘multiple people injured’