Shipwreck in Kyrenia: What the Catamaran Captain Testified About
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The Chamber of Naval Architects has released a written statement regarding the Filo Jet, which capsized off the coast of Girne. The statement highlights points to consider during the investigation process and emphasizes the importance of regular inspections.
The captain of the ferry that sank off the coast of Kyrenia was arrested Sunday evening, said Turkish Prime Minister of Northern Cyprus, Unal Ustel, who described the incident that has so far caused eight confirmed deaths, as "the worst maritime disaster ever experienced by Cyprus.
A Turkish Cypriot court ordered the arrest for three days of the eight crew members and the manager of the company that owned the catamaran.
The captain, seven crew members and an employee of the passenger ship "Filo Jet" were brought before the so-called "court" of Kyrenia, following the deadly maritime accident off Kyrenia. Eight people lost their lives, while 18 are still missing, while investigations into the circumstances of the accident are in full swing. […]
Without result so far, air and sea searches continue to locate the missing from the shipwreck of the catamaran “Filo Jet” off the occupied Kyrenia. The latest toll of the maritime tragedy is eight dead and 18 missing, while within the next 24 hours a bathyscaphe capable of reaching …
The search for the 18 missing people from the Filo Jet shipwreck off Kyrenia, in the occupied northern part of Cyprus, remains fruitless.
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