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Death toll rises to 15 in vessel sunk off Kyrenia, 13 still sought

Published 20 Sept, 09:14 Updated 20 Sept, 14:27

Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC) Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that the lifeless body of one more person was recovered from the wreckage of the passenger ship "Filo Jet," which sank off Kyrenia on August 30, bringing the death toll to 15 and reducing the missing count to 13.

With the latest recoveries, the death toll in the disaster rose to 15, and 13 people are still missing. Wreck operations continue at a depth of 554 meters. Nine people, including the ship's captain, have been arrested.

Death toll rises to 15 in vessel sunk off Kyrenia, 13 still sought — Photo: Muhalif

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TRT Haber (manşet) State first to publish
- Girne'deki gemide bir kişinin daha naaşına ulaşıldı 19 Sept 12:37
Diken Independent second to publish
- Girne açıklarında batan gemi: Ölü sayısı 15'e yükseldi 19 Sept 12:50
A Haber Pro-government third to publish
- Girne açıklarında batan gemide ölü sayısı 15'e yükseldi! 19 Sept 13:05
Artı Gerçek Opposition
- Girne'deki gemi faciası: Can kaybı 15'e yükseldi, 13 kişi halen kayıp 19 Sept 13:41
Sabah Pro-government
- Girne'de batan gemi faciasında bir kişinin daha cansız bedenine ulaşıldı: Can kaybı 15'e yükseldi 19 Sept 14:34
Euronews Türkçe (FR) Foreign
- Girne'de feribot faciası: Ölenlerin sayısı 15'e yükseldi, 13 kişi kayıp 19 Sept 15:38
CNN Türk Pro-government
- SON DAKİKA | Girne'deki gemi faciasında bilanço ağırlaşıyor: 15 ölü, 13 kayıp 19 Sept 16:34
Muhalif Opposition
- KKTC'deki gemi faciasında enkazdan bir cansız bedene daha ulaşıldı: 13 kişi aranıyor 19 Sept 17:54
Gündem Kıbrıs (KKTC) Foreign
- Filo Jet mağdurlarına yargı masrafı muafiyeti 19 Sept 21:20
Havadis (KKTC) Foreign
- Gemi kazası mağdurlarından yargı masrafı alınmayacak 19 Sept 22:16
Kıbrıs Manşet (KKTC) Foreign
- Gemi kazası mağdurlarından yargı masrafı alınmayacak 19 Sept 23:13
Diyarbakır Söz Independent
- Batan gemide can kaybı 15'e yükseldi 20 Sept 09:18
- Gazze'de can kaybı yükseldi 20 Sept 13:22
Yenidüzen (KKTC) Opposition
- Gemi faciası mağdurlarından yargı masrafı alınmayacak 20 Sept 11:00
Mersin Haber Independent
- Gazze’de can kaybı 73 bin 910’a yükseldi 20 Sept 13:19
Haber7 Pro-government
- Gazze'de can kaybı 73 bin 910’a yükseldi 20 Sept 13:39
Yeniçağ Opposition
- Korkutan heyelan: 2 kişinin cansız bedenine ulaşıldı 20 Sept 14:19

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20 Sept 2026 Death toll rises to 15 in vessel sunk off Kyrenia, 13 still sought Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC) Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that the lifeless body of one more person was recovered from the wreckage of the passenger ship "Filo Jet," which sank off Kyrenia on August 30, bringing the death toll to 15 and reducing the missing count to 13.
20 Sept 2026 New regulations come into force in TRNC for sunken ship victims Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that legal, residency, and health regulations have come into effect for those affected by the passenger ship that sank off Girne on August 30. The Bar Association will provide legal support, and judicial expenses will be eliminated.
19 Sept 2026 Death toll rises to 15 in ship sinking off Girne, detentions extended in investigation TRNC Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that the body of one more person had been recovered from the "Filo Jet" ship that sank on August 30, bringing the death toll to 15, with 13 people still being searched for. Detention was extended by seven days for nine suspects in the investigation; police reported that more than 300 statements had been taken.