Wrapped in a blanket, he looks just like any of the 174 passengers, fortunate enough to be rescued from the capsized South Korean ship last Wednesday.<br /> <br />But this is no passenger -- it is the captain of the stricken ferry, who is alleged to be one of the first to be saved.<br /> <br />This doctor treated many of the survivors, including the captain who abandoned his ship.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Korean) SOUTH KOREA DOCTOR JANG KI-JOON AT JINDO KOREA HOSPITAL, WHO TREATED CAPTAIN OF THE SUNKEN SHIP, JANG KI-JOON SAYING:<br /> <br />"I didn't ask him directly, but I remember seeing a list stating him as a 'passenger.' I think he said so when he was questioned (about his status)."<br /> <br />The captain and other crew members have been arrested, charged with negligence of duty and violation of maritime law.<br /> <br />Hundreds of passengers are missing and presumed dead -- most of them are high school children.<br /> <br />Investigations are focussing on whether an earlier evacuation order could have saved lives.
