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发帖数: 28450 | 1 Yan Mao told CNN that his mother, aunt and two cousins were on the ship
after boarding it at Nanjing, the eastern Chinese city where the multiday
river cruise began Thursday.
Yan said he was on his way to Wuhan, a major city roughly 150 kilometers (93
miles) from the area where the ship is reported to have gone down.
"I am anxious to find them," he told CNN. "Of course, I believe they are
alive, otherwise I wouldn't go there."
Yang Min, a Shanghai resident whose parents and child were on the ship, said
he was anxiously waiting with many other families for updates at a local
government office in the city.
State-run media showed images of relatives of passengers waiting for
information at a makeshift reception center in Fuzhou, the capital of
southeast China's Fujian province. In one photo, a man wept while looking at
a cell phone. The caption said that he had recognized his mother was being
rescued. |
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