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🟠 UPDATE: Footage from inside the ferry shows passengers putting on life jackets shortly before the vessel capsized off Northern Cyprus. At least seven people are dead, 237 have been rescued and 23 remain missing as search operations continue. The ferry was carrying 267 passengers and crew. Source: Reuters,...

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🚨 GİRNE–TASUCU FERRY DISASTER | FULL CHRONOLOGY AND ALL RAW FOOTAGES ⛴️ 🌊 A passenger ferry capsized and sank off Northern Cyprus on Sunday, 30 August 2026. Here is the sequence of events as reported by officials. The privately operated high-speed catamaran Filo Jet (Filo Denizcilik, Turkish-flagged, ~40 m) had been scheduled to sail from Kyrenia (Girne) to Taşucu, Mersin, on Saturday but was delayed by poor weather. It departed Girne harbour at approximately 11:58–12:30 local time carrying 259 passengers and 8 crew (267 people in total). Most passengers were Turkish citizens. About 15 minutes after departure, roughly 4 nautical miles (7.5 km) offshore near Diana Beach, the vessel was struck by successive waves, began taking on water through the bow area, and capsized. Survivors later described water entering rapidly and some jumping into the sea. A distress call was issued. Coast Guard boats, helicopters, the passenger vessel Akgünler 3, civilian craft and later Turkish assets launched an immediate rescue. Passengers in life jackets clung to the overturned hull or floated nearby. By late afternoon the wreck had fully sunk to a depth of 514 metres. Turkish divers were requested to assist the search. Casualty figures were updated throughout the day. Officials ultimately reported 8 dead, approximately 237–242 rescued (some treated in hospital), and 17–19 still missing as night operations continued with helicopters, drones and additional vessels. None of the rescued were described as critically injured in later briefings. The captain and seven crew members were detained for questioning. TRNC authorities declared three days of national mourning and cancelled 30 August Victory Day events. Search-and-rescue operations were stated to continue without interruption. Investigation into weather, vessel condition and operational decisions is ongoing. #Girne #Taşucu #FiloJet #KKTC #KuzeyKıbrıs #FeribotKazası #AramaKurtarma #CyprusFerry

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