world news  Migrants suffocate inside ship fish tank  Twenty-six
migrants being smuggled on a fishing boat from China to South
Korea suffocated inside a large, unventilated fish tank where
smugglers hid them, police said yesterday in the South Korean
port of Yosu.  Upon the discovery, the bodies were dumped into
the sea by the ship's crew, police said.  The group had been
crammed into a holding tank for fish. It measured 10 square
metres and had no air holes. Thirty-four people hiding in
another tank that had ventilation survived, police said.  The 60
migrants are believed to have sailed from the port of Ningbo,
south of Shanghai, and to have changed ships on October 2 off
the Korean coast.  The deaths came to light only when one of the
surviving stowaways, who landed in Yosu in southern Korea, was
picked up after arousing suspicion.  The captain and crew of the
73-ton Taechang-ho were later arrested for dumping the corpses,
according to reports from Korea.  Police said the crew claimed
that they had thrown t