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A Tanzanian-flagged merchant ship sank off the coast of Cyprus. It happened about 166 km west of the city of Paphos on October 30. The incident was reported by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC). The vessel with ten sailors on board sent an alert to the Larnaca Coordination Center at around 20:15. The JRCC responded by sending a helicopter and a marine police boat to assist the crew. Also involved in the rescue was a nearby merchant ship, MSC Chana III, registered in Panama. All crew members were rescued. MSC Chana III took the sailors from the wreckage to the port of Limassol, where they were examined by doctors. RBC channel on Max

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A Tanzanian-flagged merchant ship sank off the coast of Cyprus. It happened about 166 km west of the city of Paphos on October 30. The incident was reported by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC). The vessel with ten sailors on board sent an alert to the Larnaca Coordination Center at around 20:15. The JRCC responded by sending a helicopter and a marine police boat to assist the crew. Also involved in the rescue was a nearby merchant ship, MSC Chana III, registered in Panama. All crew members were rescued. MSC Chana III took the sailors from the wreckage to the port of Limassol, where they were examined by doctors. RBC channel on Max

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