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March 13, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Greek tourist ship runs aground

A Greek boat carrying 280 passengers, mostly tourists, has run aground on a reef north of the Saronic Gulf island of Poros near Athens, officials say. The boat is taking on water, but a helicopter and three coastguard vessels are on their way to evacuate those on board, all of whom are said to be [&

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A Greek boat carrying 280 passengers, mostly tourists, has run aground on a reef north of the Saronic Gulf island of Poros near Athens, officials say. The boat is taking on water, but a helicopter and three coastguard vessels are on their way to evacuate those on board, all of whom are said to be safe.

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