The Identities of Two Bodies in the Ship Accident in Northern Cyprus Have Been Determined.
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The identities of two bodies found during search operations following the sinking of a passenger ship off the coast of Girne in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on August 30 have been determined.
Two bodies found during search operations for those missing from the passenger ship that sank off the coast of Girne in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on August 30 have been identified as belonging to Mahmut Demir and Özgür Gönül.
Two men, Mahmut Demir and Ozgur Gunil, belong to the two bodies found over the weekend in the sea near the August 30 shipwreck, off Kyrenia. As reported in the occupied territories, a statement from the "prime ministry" announced the names after DNA tests were completed and their relatives were informed. Mahmut Demir's older brother, Mustafa, is still missing. Officially, the number of dead is 22 and the number of missing is 7. Source: CNA Read …
Another body has been recovered during search operations for the "Filo Jet" passenger ship that sank off the coast of Girne in Northern Cyprus. The death toll from the tragedy has risen to 24, and it has been announced that the two bodies previously recovered belonged to Mahmut Demir and Özgür Gönül.
Two men, Mahmut Demir and Ozgur Gunil, belong to the two bodies found over the weekend in the sea near the August 30 shipwreck, off Kyrenia. As reported in the occupied territories, a statement from the "prime ministry" announced the names after DNA tests were completed and their relatives were informed. The older brother […] Two men belong to the bodies found in the Kyrenia shipwreck
The two bodies found near the sunken catamaran have been identified - Mahmut Demir and Ozgur Gunil.
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