A passenger ferry has capsized off the coast of Northern Cyprus, resulting in seven confirmed deaths. The vessel, carrying 267 individuals, sank near Kyrenia Port, with 23 people still missing. The incident occurred in waters adjacent to the Turkish-occupied territory, which lacks international recognition. The operating company has expressed profound sadness over the tragedy and confirmed that a dedicated hotline has been established to provide information to the families of passengers.
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