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Ferry accident in Northern Cyprus: at least 6 dead, 270 people were on board
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- A ferry with 270 people on board sank off the coast of Northern Cyprus, killing at least 6 people.
- Prime Minister Ünal Üstel confirmed the death toll and announced that an investigation has been launched.
- The cause of the accident has not yet been determined, and rescue operations are ongoing.
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270 people were on boardat least 6 dead
A ferry carrying 270 passengers and crew has sunk off the coast of Northern Cyprus. According to the Cyprus Mail newspaper, at least six people lost their lives in the accident. Rescue teams continue to work in the area.
Prime Minister of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Ünal Üstel confirmed to Turkish CNN that the death toll is six. The cause of the ferry sinking has not yet been officially announced. Authorities have stated that an investigation has been launched.
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