Nine Suspects Granted Extended Time in Girne Ship Disaster that Killed 27 People.
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In the case concerning the FiloJet ship disaster in Northern Cyprus, which claimed the lives of 27 people, a further week of detention has been granted for 9 suspects, including the company director, captains, and crew members. Investigations into the ship's navigation records and technical documents are ongoing.
A new decision has been made in the investigation into the FiloJet ship disaster off the coast of Girne in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), which claimed the lives of 27 people. The detention period for the 9 suspects, consisting of the ship's operating company manager, captains, engineers, and crew, has been extended by another week.
In the investigation into the passenger ship accident in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) that claimed the lives of 28 people, the detention periods of 9 suspects, including the company director and the ship captains, have been extended by another 7 days.
In the case concerning the FiloJet passenger ship, owned by Filo Maritime Company, which sank off the coast of Girne in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), the court granted an additional week of detention for the 9 suspects on trial.
Nine days of detention remain: The ship captain, first mate, six crew members, and company director, arrested in connection with the Filo Jet disaster off Girne, appeared in court for the 11th time. The court ordered that the suspects remain in custody for another 7 days.
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