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A fire broke out on MV June Aster, a ferry traveling from Manila to Coron in Palawan province, Philippines, around 18:45 local time on Wednesday. The blaze resulted in at least five deaths and left 84 people missing as of Thursday evening, with 43 individuals rescued. The ship was carrying 134 people, including 117 passengers and 17 crew members. Rescuers faced challenges due to heavy smoke, strong currents, and extreme heat on the vessel. While search operations were temporarily halted at nightfall, they resumed in the morning. Initial investigations suggest the fire started in the cargo hold, but its cause remains under investigation. The Philippine Coast Guard continues to coordinate rescue efforts with assistance from military vessels and local volunteers.