Ferry with over 100 passengers went adrift in waters south of Tokyo

A high-speed jet ferry carrying more than 100 passengers lost control of its rudder on Wednesday in waters south of Tokyo and has been towed to an Oshima Island port, the Japan Coast Guard said.The 280-ton jetfoil vessel operated by Tokai Kisen Co. reported at around 10 a.m. that it had "lost control of steering due to an oil leak." There have been no reports of injuries among the 116 passengers and five crew members.Three passengers so far reported they were not feeling well, and food and water were delivered to the ship by a coast guard helicopter.The coast guard faced difficulties in tow…READ FULL ARTICLE