Mediterranean port city in southern Turkey, part of Adana–Mersin agglomeration
A catamaran-style ferry carrying about 267 people has capsized off Diana beach near Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus. Rescue operations are under way after the vessel began taking on water shortly after departure, with 237 rescued and seven confirmed dead. Authorities say search for around 23 missing individuals continues as weather conditions hinder operations.
A ferry carrying 267 passengers and crew has capsized off Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus, leaving several dead and many missing as rescue teams extend searches into deeper waters. Survivors describe panic as authorities coordinate 24/7 operations with Turkish support.
The government has coordinated police raids across 15 provinces, detaining dozens and blocking LGBTQ+ organizations amid a broader push to promote family values. The operation, dubbed “My Family is Safe,” targets 162 suspects, nine associations and 13 businesses, with authorities citing protection of children and public order.