A new Bermuda Triangle has opened up in China after 85 freight and passenger ships went missing in a small stretch of water last year. The mystery surrounding the disappearance of the large-scale freight and passenger vessels in the Asian waters is concerning experts in the region. Some fear that the trouble zone will become a place where ships disappear, often without a trace, after six of the top 10 biggest losses took place near Asian countries.
According to a report by insurance firm, Allianz subsidiary Global Corporate & Specialty, the waters off southern China, Indochina, Indonesia and the Philippines were the site of a quarter of all losses, German newspaper, WELT reports. This was followed by the eastern Mediterranean and the Black Sea with 15 per cent and the seas in front of Japan, Korea, and North China....CONTINUE READING
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