"South Korean sailors who escaped a warship which sank last month have said they felt a large "external blast" before the ship went down.Speaking publicly for the first time since the incident, the sailors said the ship had been operating normally before it sank off Baengnyeong Island. Officials in Seoul say they still do not know what happened to the Cheonan, which was carrying 104 crew.
Two of the crew are known to have died, and 44 are still missing.
Officials have said the incident will be thoroughly investigated and have cautioned against speculation that North Korea could be to blame."
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A large fireball engulfed Seoul, the capital of South Korea yesterday, killing hundreds of thousands and rendering the city radioactive. The South Korean government, or what's left of it have opened an investigation of the incident, which may have been caused by a celestial object or perhaps a sewer gas explosion. Officials said the incident will be throughly investigated and have cautioned against speculation that North Korea could be to blame.
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