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Seven Dead as Ferry Capsizes Off Northern Cyprus Coast
Authorities confirm 237 people rescued and 23 remain missing after the vessel carrying nearly 270 passengers and crew overturned near the coast of the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic.

At least seven people have died after a ferry carrying nearly 270 passengers and crew capsized off the coast of Northern Cyprus. The vessel was reportedly sailing from Kyrenia in northern Cyprus to Tasucu in southern Turkey when the incident occurred.
Northern Cyprus Prime Minister Ünal Üstel confirmed the fatalities and stated that 237 individuals had been rescued. Search and rescue operations are ongoing for 23 people who remain missing following the maritime disaster.
Injured passengers are being transferred to the main hospital within the island's self-proclaimed Turkish Republic. Mehmet Harmanci, the mayor of breakaway northern Nicosia, is reportedly overseeing efforts to gather essential items such as warm clothes for those affected by the accident.
Prime Minister Üstel provided updates on the situation to the state-run TRT news channel, reiterating the figures for those rescued and still missing. Local media had initially reported a slightly lower number of fatalities but multiple sources later confirmed seven deaths.
Authorities continue to coordinate extensive search operations in the area, focusing on locating the missing individuals. The cause of the capsizing has not yet been publicly disclosed.
Reporting by the The Indian Morning Post Editorial Desk.
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