PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA(01 of14)
Open Image ModalPhilippine Coast Guard personnel ride a rubber dingny to inspect the damaged bow of a cargo ship on August 17, 2013 after it collided with the ferry St. Thomas Aquinas the night before off the town of Talisay near the Philippines\' second largest city of Cebu. Philippine rescuers searched on August 17 for more than 200 people missing after the ferry collided with the cargo ship in thick darkness and sank almost instantly, with 26 already confirmed dead. AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA(02 of14)
Open Image ModalPhilippine Navy personnel lift a victim from the sea during rescue operations on August 17, 2013 after a cargo ship collided with the ferry St. Thomas Aquinas the night before off the town of Talisay near the Philippines\' second largest city of Cebu. Philippine rescuers searched on August 17 for more than 200 people missing after the ferry collided with the cargo ship in thick darkness and sank almost instantly, with 26 already confirmed dead. AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA(03 of14)
Open Image ModalA Philippine Navy boat (L) guards a cargo ship with its bow destroyed on August 17, 2013 after it collided with the ferry St. Thomas Aquinas the night before off the town of Talisay near the Philippines\' second largest city of Cebu. Philippine rescuers searched on August 17 for more than 200 people missing after the ferry collided with the cargo ship in thick darkness and sank almost instantly, with 26 already confirmed dead. AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (04 of14)
Open Image ModalA survivor on a stretcher arrives at hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (05 of14)
Open Image ModalA medic carries rescued three-month old Trisia Mae Kumaro along with her mother (back) after they were rescued from a sea collision in Cebu, central Philippines on August 16, 2013. A ferry in the Philippines sank after colliding with a cargo ship August 16, leaving at least 17 people dead and many others feared missing, while nearly 600 were rescued, authorities said. (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (06 of14)
Open Image ModalA survivor on a stretcher arrives at hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander (credit:EPA時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (07 of14)
Open Image Modalepa03827375 Rescued Filipino survivor recieves medical attention at a port in Cebu city, central Philippines, 17 August 2013. Seventeen people were killed on 17 August when a passenger ferry sank at night in central Philippine waters after colliding with a cargo ship, the coast guard said. The Saint Thomas of Aquinas was believed to be carrying 692 passengers and crew members during the accident, less than 100 people still missing. EPA/JULIUS THEO CASTROVERDE (credit:EPA時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (08 of14)
Open Image ModalA body lies in a morgue at the hospital at a hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Co (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (09 of14)
Open Image ModalSurvivors arrive at a hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander Armando Balilo s \n (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (10 of14)
Open Image ModalSurvivors arrive at a hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander Armando Balilo s (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (11 of14)
Open Image ModalSurvivors arrive at a hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander Armando Balilo s (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (12 of14)
Open Image Modalepa03827460 A rescued Filipino survivor cries as he is comforted by a relative at a port in Cebu city, central Philippines, 17 August 2013.The death toll from a collision between a cargo ship and a passenger ferry off the waters of the central Philippines rose to 17, the coast guard said. Emergency workers rescued 575 passengers from the sea off Talisay City in Cebu province, 580 kilometres south of Manila, where the MV Saint Thomas of Aquinas sank, officials said. The MV Saint Thomas of Aquinas was carryi (credit:EPA時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (13 of14)
Open Image ModalA survivor on a stretcher arrives at hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Commander (credit:AFP時事)
PHILIPPINES-ACCIDENT-SEA (14 of14)
Open Image ModalA survivor on a wheeled chair arrives at hospital in Cebu after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in Cebu, central Philippines on August 17, 2013. At least 17 people died while nearly 600 others were rescued after a ferry collided with a cargo ship in the Philippines on Friday, authorities said. The Thomas Aquinas ferry, which was believed to be carrying about 700 passengers, sank quickly after colliding with a freighter near the port of Cebu, the country\'s second biggest city, coastguard spokesman Comman (credit:AFP時事)