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World War II ship with 1000 prisoners discovered
Divers have discovered the wreckage of the Japanese ship "Hofu Maru" off the coast of Luzon in the Philippines. The ship sank in 1944 during World War II after being hit during an American attack, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,000 British and Dutch prisoners aboard. The site was uncovered after more than 80 years using new coordinates, revealing that it is located over 50 kilometers from the area where it was previously searched. Human remains have been found at the site. The discovery aims to enable the families of the prisoners to learn the locations of their loved ones' graves and to affirm that war victims rest in peace.
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