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Divers work on the capsized Danish cargo ship Karin Hoej, right, after it collided with British cargo vessel Scot Carrier in the Baltic Sea, between Ystad and Bornholm, Sweden, Monday, Dec. 13, 2021. Two cargo ships collided in the Baltic Sea off southern Sweden and at least two people were reported missing Monday. One of the vessels capsized and will be towed to a Swedish port, authorities said. The maritime administration said it received a pre-dawn alarm that two cargo ships had collided south of Ystad in Sweden, close to the Danish island of Bornholm. The authority identified the ships as the Danish-flagged Karin Hoej and a British ship, the Scot Carrier. The Danish ship capsized fully and was floating upside down. (Johan Nilsson/TT via AP)

Divers work on the capsized Danish cargo ship Karin Hoej, right, after it collided with British cargo vessel Scot Carrier in the Baltic Sea, between Ystad and Bornholm, Sweden, Monday, Dec. 13, 2021. Two cargo ships collided in the Baltic Sea off southern Sweden and at least two people were reported missing Monday. One of the vessels capsized and will be towed to a Swedish port, authorities said. The maritime administration said it received a pre-dawn alarm that two cargo ships had collided south of Ystad in Sweden, close to the Danish island of Bornholm. The authority identified the ships as the Danish-flagged Karin Hoej and a British ship, the Scot Carrier. The Danish ship capsized fully and was floating upside down. (Johan Nilsson/TT via AP)

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