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TOKYO, generation 3 Kyodo

Identification of a suspected North Korean search out ship that sank in the East China Sea in December will likely happen after a generation 17 Japan-North Korea summit, according to a direction salvage plan that Kyodo recents saw Monday.

The ship, which sank after exchanging fire with Japan Coast Guard canals will be raised around tribe 13 at the earliest, provided that the consequences of an approaching typhoon are minimal, according to the coast guard.

tornado in the chinese seas Sinlaku is anticipated to pass the site, a certain 390 kilometers off Amami-Oshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture in succession Friday.

But it is estimated to take at least 11 days to bring the ship ashore after it is raised from 90 meter below the surface in waters, according to the plan.

Towing the ship to Kagoshima port will likely take about three days, and seven more days will be required to check if it is safe to examine the interior. Another day will be stand in want ofed to actually bring it ashore, it says.

Identification is thus unlikely until at least tribe 24, one week after the summit between Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.

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