The useless physique of the second crew member of a Turkish-flagged vessel was recovered 4 days after it sunk within the Black Sea off the coast of Turkey’s northern province of Zonguldak, officers stated on Thursday, including that the seek for the remaining ten crew members is ongoing.
📍Zonguldak
19 Kasım’da yaşanan olumsuz hava koşulları nedeniyle batan yük gemisinde kaybolan 10 vatandaşımızı arama çalışmaları 5. gününde devam ediyor.
Çalışmalarda;
🤿 3️⃣7️⃣2️⃣ personel
✈️ 2️⃣ uçak
🚁 2️⃣ helikopter
🚤 1️⃣8️⃣ bot
🌀 3️⃣ drone
⚓️ 2️⃣ ROV (su altı robotu)
🔎 3️⃣ YTS… pic.twitter.com/2QNIe3xe3K— AFAD (@AFADBaskanlik) November 23, 2023
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The physique was found on Thursday morning when the hunt was on for 11 different crew members who went lacking when the cargo ship sank owing to heavy climate on Nov. 19, based on an announcement launched on X by the Catastrophe and Emergency Administration Authority (abbreviated the AFAD).
AFAD prolonged condolences to those that had misplaced family members within the unlucky tragedy, saying that skilled groups had been nonetheless trying to find and rescuing the ten individuals who had gone lacking.
Contact with the cargo ship Kafkametler, which had 12 Turkish crew members on board, was misplaced whereas it was within the southern Black Sea when it submerged off the coast of Zonguldak as a consequence of unfavourable climate and sea situations, based on Inside Minister Ali Yerlikaya in an announcement.
On Monday, a day following the tragedy, one physique was found.
Reference- TRT World
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