CCTV9英语新闻：东星拖到平静的水域（在线收听）

The capsized Yangtze River cruise ship has been moved to calmer waters, following concerns it may be further damaged. 

The overturned cruise ship 'Eastern Star' is towed to safer waters in Central China's Hunan Province 10 kilometers away from the accident area in the Yangtze River on June 10, 2015. [Photo: Xinhua]

The Eastern Star capsized last week in bad weather, killing more than 400 people onboard. It was pulled by a tugboat to calmer waters around 10 km upstream from its accident site. 

The Ministry of Transport says removing the ship from the edge of the main channel will also facilitate navigation on the Yangtze. 

Families of the victims have meanwhile begun collecting the personal belongings of their loved ones at a funeral parlor in Jianli County in central China's Hubei Province. 

Only 14 people survived the maritime disaster, with eight others still unaccounted for. 

Relatives of the deceased victims of a shipwreck watch the overturned cruise ship 'Eastern Star' towed by two tow boats and a rescue ship to safer waters in Central China's Hunan Province 10 kilometers away from the accident area in the Yangtze River on June 10, 2015. [Photo: Xinhua]

The overturned cruise ship 'Eastern Star' is towed by two tow boats and a rescue ship to safer waters in Central China's Hunan Province 10 kilometers away from the accident area in the Yangtze River on June 10, 2015.