In Northern Cyprus, families wait for news of passengers from sunk ferry
Summary
A passenger ferry sank near Kyrenia Port in Northern Cyprus, killing seven people and leaving 23 others missing. There were 267 people on board when the ferry capsized, and rescue efforts are ongoing.Key Facts
- The ferry sank just a few miles off Kyrenia Port in Northern Cyprus.
- Northern Cyprus is a territory controlled by Turkey but not recognized by most countries.
- Seven people have died in the accident so far.
- Twenty-three passengers are still missing.
- There were 267 people on the ferry when it capsized.
- The ferry company expressed deep sadness over the tragedy.
- A hotline was set up to provide information to relatives of passengers.
- Rescue operations are currently underway to find missing people.
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