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The Body of Another Person Has Been Recovered From the Ship that Sank Off the Coast of Girne.

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The Prime Ministry of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus announced that another body has been recovered during search operations related to the ship accident off the coast of Girne.
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A statement from the TRNC Prime Ministry announced that another body was recovered today as part of the search efforts following the sinking of the passenger ship off the coast of Girne, and that its identity...

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The body of a person has reportedly been found while searching for the missing of a passenger ship that sank on August 30 off Kyrenia, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).

The Prime Ministry of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus announced that another body has been recovered during search operations related to the ship accident off the coast of Girne. Click here for more.

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It has been announced that another body has been recovered during the search operations following the ship accident off the coast of Girne.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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The Prime Ministry of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus announced that another body has been recovered during search operations related to the ship accident off the coast of Girne.

The Prime Ministry of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus announced that another body was recovered during underwater search operations following the sinking of a passenger ship off the coast of Girne on August 30. This brings the death toll from the accident to 19. While 239 people were rescued, search efforts continue for the remaining 9 missing individuals.

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YENİDÜZEN broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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