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Ship "Safi EM" sank in Turkey after storm
The vessel "Nouran," which was engaged in towing another ship, was fully submerged and sank completely after being hit by a severe storm and adverse weather conditions while passing through Turkish waters. This was due to a collision and contact with deep, treacherous waters. Captain Youssef Ottoman Abu Stait, the pilot of the tugboat "Safee Em" towing the "Nouran," explained that the ship sank after water suddenly entered it. The crew's rapid action in cutting the mooring lines and preventing sinking was crucial to their survival along with the rest of the crew, despite the risks posed by the adjacent vessel potentially sinking. Sources indicated that swiftly cutting more than 400 lines was essential to save lives and ensure the crew's safety. Praise was directed to the crew for their skillful and quick response, with confirmation that the sinking resulted from the storm and challenging maritime conditions.
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