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Object believed to be sunken Kyrenia ferry found at 550 metres

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An object believed to be the sunken ferry was located at a depth of 550 meters off the coast of Kyrenia.
Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman announced the discovery.
The object was found by the search-and-rescue team aboard the Turkish research vessel TCG Isin.
Erhurman stated that search and rescue operations are being conducted with great care and results should not be expected quickly.
Robotic equipment is being used in the ongoing search operations.

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An object believed to be the passenger ferry that sank off the coast of Kyrenia on Sunday has been located at a depth of 550 meters. Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman announced the discovery, stating that the object is currently considered to be the sunken vessel.

The object was found on Tuesday afternoon by a search-and-rescue team aboard the Turkish research vessel TCG Isin. Erhurman, who is closely monitoring the search operations, noted that the work is being conducted with extreme caution and advised against expecting immediate results.

Further details regarding the discovery were not immediately available. Robotic equipment is being utilized in the ongoing search and rescue operations.

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