Bone found at South Korea's Sewol ferry sinking site identified as missing teacher's

A bone fragment found at the site where the Sewol ferry capsized off South Korea was confirmed by DNA testing to be that of a teacher who was among the nine people still missing from the 2014 disaster, officials said Wednesday.It was the first time for a victim found after the 6,825-ton ferry was raised in March to be identified through DNA testing of partial remains.Local media said the male teacher was 40 years old at the time of the tragedy, in which the ferry carrying mostly high school students and their teachers on an excursion sank off in waters near Jindo Island after capsizing in A…READ FULL ARTICLE