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Home›Green Marine›Cargo ship sinks in northwestern Turkey, five missing
Green Marine

April 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Cargo ship sinks in northwestern Turkey, five missing

Four crew members were rescued and another five missing when a cargo ship sank off Armutlu town of the northwestern Turkish province of Yalova early on Wednesday. The Turkish-flagged ship “Haci Ibrahim” was carrying 1,200 tons of fertilizer from Gemlik to the northern province of Samsun when it sank

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Four crew members were rescued and another five missing when a cargo ship sank off Armutlu town of the northwestern Turkish province of Yalova early on Wednesday. The Turkish-flagged ship “Haci Ibrahim” was carrying 1,200 tons of fertilizer from Gemlik to the northern province of Samsun when it sank in the Marmara Sea, semi-official Anatolia news agency reported.

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