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BackShip Accident Statement from TRNC: 1 More Body Recovered
Ship Accident Statement from TRNC: 1 More Body Recovered
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Ship Accident Statement from TRNC: 1 More Body Recovered

The number of people who lost their lives in the ship accident off the coast of Kyrenia has increased to 22, and the search for 6 missing people continues.

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TRNC Prime Ministry announced that the body of one more person was found in the shipwreck that occurred off the coast of Kyrenia on August 30, the death toll increased to 22, and the search for 6 missing people continues.

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On August 30, a shipwreck occurred off the coast of Kyrenia and search and rescue efforts were initiated.

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The Prime Ministry of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) announced that the body of one more person was found during the bottom search carried out regarding the shipwreck that occurred off the coast of Kyrenia on August 30.

SEARCHING FOR 6 MISSING PEOPLE

In the written statement made by the Prime Ministry, it was noted that the necessary procedures have been initiated to determine the identity of the body. It was reported that the number of people who lost their lives in the accident increased to 22, and the search for the 6 missing people continues.

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  • What exactly caused the accident?
  • What is the identity of the last body found?

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This article was originally published by Sabah Gündem.

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