Greek coast safely evacuates aground passenger ship

0 Athens - Greek coast guard officials safely evacuated a passenger shipcarrying 280 people that had run aground and began 01b00taking on water off02b00the Greek island of Poros, near Athens, Thursday. The ship carrying 163Japanese, 58 American and 56 Russian tourists ran aground near therocky islet of Platia, three nautical miles north of the island ofPoros. There were no reports of injuries. Three rescuehelicopters, a military transport plane, three coast guard vessels andnearby fishing boats were involved in the evacuation of the "Giorgos."Passengerswere taken to Poros where the mayor, Stamatina Mitsopoulou said"everyone is fine and in good spirits despite their ordeal."Officialssaid the ship was 01b00taking in water02b00 and it was still not clear why it hadrun aground. The vessel is one of several taking tourists on day tripsbetween the port of Pireaus and the nearby islands of Aegina, Poros andHydra. Last April, 01b00another cruise ship sank near the port ofthe Cycladic island of Santorini after running aground02b00. More than 1,500passengers were rescued but a French parent and child are stillofficially reported missing and feared dead.02br
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