Tragedy at Sea Near Norway: A Slovak Citizen Also Died when a Fishing Boat Capsized
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Three people died when a fishing boat capsized off the west coast of Norway on Monday night. The Slovak Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (MZVEZ) confirmed on Wednesday that a Slovak citizen was among them, TASR reports.
A pair of Czech tourists died in the Norwegian area of Smölla. The circumstances are not yet clear. The third crew member did not survive either. The men were fishing at the site, and their boat was found by rescuers after a search that had capsized.
Two Czech citizens have died in Norway, having perished while at sea in the Smöla area. The Czech Embassy is in contact with local authorities and the families of the deceased, Foreign Ministry spokesman Adam Čörgő reported on Tuesday. The case was reported by the Blesk.cz server. Norwegian media reported on Monday that three dead tourists who were fishing in the area had been found, but did not specify their nationality.
Three tourists died while fishing off the island of Smøla on the west coast of Norway on Monday night. Two of them were Czechs, the Foreign Ministry confirmed. Norwegian police are investigating the circumstances of the tragic accident involving their boat.
Two Czech citizens have died in Norway, having perished while at sea in the Smölla area. The Czech Embassy is in contact with local authorities and the families of the deceased, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Adam Čörgő. Norwegian media reported on Monday that three dead tourists who had been fishing in the area had been found, without specifying their nationality.
Oslo/Prague - Two Czech citizens have died in Norway, having perished while at sea in the Smöla area. The Czech Embassy is in contact with local authorities and the families of the deceased. This was reported to ČTK today by the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Adam Čörgő. The case was brought to the attention of the server Blesk.cz. On Monday, Norwegian media reported on the discovery of three dead tourists who had been fishing in…
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