The U.S. Coast Guard says it's developing a plan to extract four South Korean crew members trapped inside a cargo ship turned on its side off the coast of Georgia.
Coast Guard Southeast says on Twitter that "this is a slow, but safe process" and that rescuers will deliver supplies through a hole drilled in the upturned hull of the Golden Ray.
Lt. Lloyd Heflin told The Associated Press that responders made contact with crew members Monday morning, more than 24 hours after the vehicle carrier overturned while leaving a port call in Brunswick, Georgia.
The Golden Ray flipped onto its side and caught fire Sunday as it left Brunswick with more than 4,000 vehicles inside.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry has said the four crew members were in the engine room of the ship.
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