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Kissamos ferry resumes journey after grounding incident in Milos

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The Kissamos ferry has departed for Souda after grounding in Milos.
The vessel underwent inspections and received a seaworthiness certificate before departing.
No injuries were reported among the 1,246 passengers and 108 crew members during the incident.
Technical failures caused a total blackout, leading to the ferry's grounding in shallow waters.
Authorities conducted thorough checks and a dive inspection to ensure safety.

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The passenger ferry "Kissamos" has resumed its journey to Souda after experiencing a blackout while docked in Milos. The vessel, carrying 1,246 passengers, was delayed for several hours before completing necessary technical inspections conducted by the relevant authorities. Following these inspections, the ship received a seaworthiness certificate, allowing it to continue its scheduled route.

The incident involved the ferry stranding temporarily during its service, leading to concerns for those on board. However, officials confirmed that the issues have been resolved, and the "Kissamos" departed from Milos port, bound for the port of Souda in Chania, as part of its regular schedule. Passengers expressed relief at the ship's departure after experiencing the extended wait.

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