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Tourist catamaran adrift near Delos with 12 foreign passengers

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A tourist catamaran became adrift north of Delos.
The vessel had three crew members and twelve foreign passengers on board.
Ten passengers are U.S. citizens and two are Finnish nationals.
The Greek Coast Guard has initiated a major rescue operation.
Nearby vessels assisted in the operation.

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A tourist catamaran became adrift north of Delos, carrying a total of 15 individuals, including three crew members and 12 foreign passengers. The passengers comprised ten U.S. citizens and two Finnish nationals. The incident prompted a large-scale rescue operation by the Greek Coast Guard.

The Coast Guard's efforts were supported by passing vessels in the area, enhancing the response to the situation. The circumstances surrounding the catamaran's loss of power and control remain unclear, but the rapid mobilization of resources aimed to ensure the safety of all on board. The operation was indicative of the Coast Guard's commitment to maritime safety in the popular tourist region.

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