Nearly 20 people still missing after ferry capsizes off northern Cyprus
Summary
A ferry carrying 267 people capsized near northern Cyprus, killing at least eight and leaving about 18 to 19 people missing. Rescue teams, including divers from Turkey, continue searching the deep waters for survivors.Key Facts
- The ferry capsized off the port city of Kyrenia while traveling to the Turkish port of Taşucu.
- At least eight people have died so far in the accident.
- Around 18 to 19 people are still missing after the ferry flipped over.
- The ferry was double-hulled and took in water before capsizing.
- Survivors clung to the overturned ferry and were rescued by passing boats and the coastguard.
- The sunken ferry lies more than 500 meters (1,640 feet) underwater.
- Turkish divers have joined the search efforts.
- The captain and crew have been detained for questioning by authorities.
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