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All 10 crew rescued after Tanzanian-flagged ship sinks off Cyprus
The Tanzanian-flagged ship AS DREAM sank about 90 nautical miles west of Cyprus.
The vessel was carrying 10 crew members, who were all rescued.
The rescue took place in Cyprus’s search and rescue region.
The ship MSC Hannah III picked up the crew and transferred them to a Cyprus rescue boat.
The crew were taken to Limassol Port by the Port and Marine Police.
The rescue operation has been completed, and no further steps were stated.
All 10 crew members were rescued after the Tanzanian-flagged merchant vessel AS DREAM sank off Cyprus.
The ship was carrying 10 crew members when it began sinking about 90 nautical miles west of Cyprus.
The MSC Hannah III rescued the crew, who were then transferred to a Cyprus rescue boat.
The rescue boat took them to Limassol Port.
The cause of the sinking was not stated.
- Who
- The 10 crew members aboard the AS DREAM were rescued.
- What
- The Tanzanian-flagged merchant vessel sank, and all crew members were rescued.
- When
- November 1, according to the article’s dateline.
- Where
- About 90 nautical miles west of Cyprus; the crew were taken to Limassol Port.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Cyprus Joint Rescue Coordination Centre received information that the AS DREAM was sinking about 90 nautical miles west of Cyprus.
The MSC Hannah III rescued all 10 crew members.
Rescue Boat Pentadaktylos took the crew to Limassol Port.
- Vessel
- AS DREAM
- Flag
- Tanzania
- Crew rescued
- 10
- Location
- About 90 nautical miles west of Cyprus
- Destination
- Limassol Port
What people are saying
All crew members were rescued by the MSC Hannah III and subsequently transferred to Rescue Boat Pentadaktylos of the Port and Marine Police, which transported them to Limassol Port