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2 September 2026

Turkey: Cargo ship missing after collision off Istanbul coast

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Turkey: Cargo ship missing after collision off Istanbul coast

Coast guard vessels and a helicopter are searching for the cargo ship and its 10 crew members off the coast of Istanbul. Authorities say they lost contact after the boat crashed into another ship overnight.

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