Tanker towed to Turkish port after drifting near Alonissos

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A tanker with 5,000 tons of oil products drifted near Alonissos due to mechanical failure.
The vessel, named 'YM JUPITER', is carrying a crew of 17 Turkish nationals.
The tanker was safely towed to a port in Turkey.
No reports of environmental damage or injuries have been indicated.

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The oil tanker "YM JUPITER," registered in Malta, has been successfully towed to a safe harbor in Turkey after it became disabled due to a mechanical failure in the waters northeast of Psathoura, near Alonissos, Greece. The vessel was carrying approximately 5,000 tons of petroleum products at the time of the incident.

There are 17 crew members on board, all of whom are Turkish nationals. Reports indicate that the ship lost power and became adrift before it was resecured and brought to port. The prompt action taken by maritime authorities and rescue teams contributed to the safe towing of the vessel to Turkey.

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