
Another body was found on the cruise ship that sank off the coast of Kyrenia on August 30, increasing the death toll to 26.
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The passenger ship named 'Filo Jet', which was traveling between Kyrenia Port in TRNC and Taşucu Port in Mersin, sank on August 30.
Search efforts continue for the missing people on the passenger ship that sank off the coast of Kyrenia, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on August 30.
In the statement made by the TRNC Prime Ministry, it was stated that another body was found today within the scope of the search efforts carried out after the cruise ship sank off the coast of Kyrenia, and the necessary investigations and studies for identification have been initiated.
In the statement, "Search efforts are continuing with determination in order to reach another person who is missing." The statement was included.
LOSSES OF LIFE INCREASED TO 26
While the number of people who lost their lives in the incident increased to 26, the search for a missing person continues.
The high-speed passenger ship named "Fleet Jet", which was operating between Kyrenia Port in TRNC and Taşucu Port in Mersin, started to take in water from its front part shortly after departing from Kyrenia at noon on Sunday, August 30, and sank while trying to return to Kyrenia Port.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The search for the last remaining missing person will continue.
Very likely · Within days

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The body of another person was found during the search carried out on the passenger ship that sank off the coast of Kyrenia, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, on August 30. The number of people who lost their lives increased to 26.

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