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Beachgoers Find Shopping Bags Full of Cash Floating on Shore

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Shopping bags stuffed with nearly €670,000 washed up on a busy Sicilian beach this week after the crew of a broken-down speedboat chucked them overboard

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After the grounding of an outboard boat on a beach in Sicily, Italy, holidaymakers discovered several Lidl freezer bags filled with liases of tickets The holidaymakers did not expect

·France
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Italian holidaymakers experience a surprise on Sicily: Suddenly bundles of cash swim in the sea. Behind that are probably criminal activities.

·Berlin, Germany
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It was a remarkable sight for beachgoers in the Sicilian seaside town of Marina di Ragusa last Wednesday when hundreds of thousands of euros suddenly floated out of the sea. What began as an emergency on the water quickly turned into a hunt for banknotes.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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On a beach in Casuzza, Sicily, holidaymakers discovered several Lidl bags filled with liases of notes, stranded after the shipwreck of an outboard on 29 July. The loot is around 700,000 euros. The three occupants of the boat have since been arrested by the Italian authorities.

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The events occurred when a speedboat sailing off the southern coast of Sicily lost control and ended up shutting down on Casuzze beach

·Madrid, Spain
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Swim in money: For bathers on the coast of Casuzze near Marina di Ragusa in Sicily this became reality. Suddenly there were euro notes everywhere.

·Berlin, Germany
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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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