Turkish navy searches for 16 missing near Cyprus

The Turkish Navy is conducting the deepest search and rescue operation in the area to locate 16 missing persons from the passenger ship "FILO GİT" sinking off the coast of Cyprus. This operation is among the deepest water searches in the region, as the wreck lies at a depth of 554 meters, with ships and technological capabilities able to operate up to 3,000 meters deep. Over 800 personnel from the Turkish Navy have participated in the search efforts, which include surface operations, seabed exploration, and underwater searching using robotic devices and aerial support. Within 48 hours, the bodies of four of the 20 missing persons have been recovered. A specialized team of divers and commandos continues the efforts, paying close attention to preserving the lives of the missing through advanced techniques. Authorities confirm that the search operations are ongoing around the clock to this day.

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