A total of 331 people are now known to have died after a ship overturned in a storm in China's Yangtze River last Monday, state media said.
Salvagers righted the Eastern Star on Friday after officials said chances of finding anyone alive were slim.
Just 14 of the 456 passengers and crew are known to have survived. More than 100 are still missing.
The tragedy looks set to be China's worst shipping disaster in more than 60 years of Communist rule.
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