A Turkish-flagged cargo ship began to sink on Croatian coasts and the crew of 13 on board were evacuated.
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Turkish ship M/V Haksa taking on water in Adriatic, crew of 13 rescued -
Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours -
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New and Established Maritime Hubs Showcase Diverse Offering at Posidonia 2018 -
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Turkey's first active drilling ship 'Fatih' in Mediterranean -
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- Turkish ship M/V Haksa taking on water in Adriatic, crew of...
- Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168...
- MSF: "629 refugees on the Aquarius should be immediately...
- 11 people lost their lives in boat accident on Volga river
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Turkish ship M/V Haksa taking on water in Adriatic, crew of 13 rescuedA Turkish-flagged cargo ship began to sink on Croatian coasts and the crew of 13 on board were evacuated.
- Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours
The allowed waiting time of vessels and marine vehicles arriving at the Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours...
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- MSF: "629 refugees on the Aquarius should be immediately brought to the nearest port"
Doctors Without Borders (MSF), an international medical humanitarian organization, called on the European Union member...
Turkish ship M/V Haksa taking on water in Adriatic, crew of 13 rescued
Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours
The allowed waiting time of vessels and marine vehicles arriving at the Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours...
MSF: "629 refugees on the Aquarius should be immediately brought to the nearest port"
Doctors Without Borders (MSF), an international medical humanitarian organization, called on the European Union member...
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- Turkish ship M/V Haksa taking on water in Adriatic, crew of 13 rescued
A Turkish-flagged cargo ship began to sink on Croatian coasts and the crew of 13 on board were evacuated.
- Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours
The allowed waiting time of vessels and marine vehicles arriving at the Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours from 48 hours.
- İzmir-Foça ferry services to begin
İzmir Metropolitan Municipality İZDENİZ General Directorate will start Izmir-Foça ship services on the second day of the festival.
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Waiting time in Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours
The allowed waiting time of vessels and marine vehicles arriving at the Turkish ports has been increased to 168 hours from 48 hours.
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