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The ferry crashed off the coast of the TRNC. Search operations and an investigation into the causes of the tragedy are underway.
The number of victims of a ferry accident off the coast of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), recognized only by Turkey, reached 20 on Sunday, the TRNC Prime Minister's Office said.
On Saturday, the office reported 19 dead in a ferry accident off Cyprus.
“During the ongoing search operation, the body of another person who died as a result of the ferry crash was discovered. A procedure has been started to determine the identity of the deceased using a DNA test,” the office said in a press release.
Thus, eight more people are still missing.
The investigation into the tragedy continues, including the captain of the ship.

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