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October 15, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Ship sinks in northwestern Turkey, killing three crew members

Three crew members were killed and seven others were rescued early on Saturday when a ship bearing the flag of Comoro Islands sank off Turkey’s northwestern coast in the Black Sea, Turkey’s local Zaman daily reported. The “Magic” ship sank two miles (3.2 kilometers) south of Igneada Koru Burnu of Tu

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Three crew members were killed and seven others were rescued early on Saturday when a ship bearing the flag of Comoro Islands sank off Turkey’s northwestern coast in the Black Sea, Turkey’s local Zaman daily reported.

The “Magic” ship sank two miles (3.2 kilometers) south of Igneada Koru Burnu of Turkey’s northwestern province of Kirklareli, the paper quoted a written statement released by Maritime Undersecretariat Search and Rescue Coordination Center as reporting.

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