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Tunisia Says Recovered 12 Migrants’ Drowned Bodies

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TUNIS: Tunisia’s national guard said Sunday it had recovered 12 bodies from the sea after a boat carrying migrants sank off the country’s southeastern coast, with two people still missing. The boat was carrying 15 people, only one of whom was rescued after it sank some 14 nautical miles off the shore of Zarzis on Friday night. “Search operations resulted in the recovery of

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The bodies of twelve people on board a migrant boat that sank off the coast of Tunisia have been recovered. Two other passengers are still being searched for. One person was rescued.

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Twelve dead when migrant boat capsizes

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The search for the missing people from the shipwreck off the coast of Tunisia continues, while eleven bodies have been recovered and only one person has been rescued. The post Tunisia: 11 bodies have been recovered after the shipwreck appeared first on in.gr.

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Twelve people have died and two are missing after a boat carrying 15 Tunisian migrants capsized off the coast of Zarzis in southeastern Tunisia. The Tunisian National Guard said on Sunday that search and rescue operations had recovered a total of 12 bodies, while efforts were continuing to locate the two missing. An earlier official count had put the number of bodies recovered at 11. On Saturday night, residents of Ben Guerdan, a marginalized to…

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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