Departure of Flying Dolphin Prohibited Due to Electrical Failure in Aegina

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The 'Flying Dolphin Athina' was prohibited from departing due to an electrical failure.
The ferry was on a route from Agistri to Aegina and then to Piraeus.
It was carrying 79 passengers at the time of the incident.
Passengers were assisted to reach their final destination by the ferry company.

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The Flying Dolphin Athina, a passenger hydrofoil, has been prohibited from departing from the port of Aegina due to an electrical fault. The vessel, which was carrying 79 passengers, was on a scheduled route from Agistri to Aegina and was intended to continue to Piraeus.

The local port authority imposed the departure ban after the issue was detected during the hydrofoil's planned journey. Passengers were informed about the situation, and further details regarding the electrical malfunction have not been publicly disclosed.

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