Five survivors drifted 3,000 miles to Kiribati after being lost at sea for three months, highlighting the extreme dangers of maritime travel in the remote Pacific.
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A boat in Micronesia went missing in July. This weekend, five of its passengers landed, unclothed and emaciated, on an island in Kiribati — more than 3,000 miles away.
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