Suman 12 los muertos tras el hundimiento de un ferry en Chipre

A ferry sank off the coast of Cyprus, killing at least 12 people. Another 16 remain missing as rescue teams continue their search. According to Diario de Córdoba, Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Ünal Üstel said search operations are still active.
Rescue crews are working to find the 16 people still unaccounted for after the ferry disaster. The Turkish Cypriot government has made the ongoing search a top priority. La Provincia reports that Prime Minister Üstel emphasized the search operations remain in full effect as teams comb the waters near Cyprus.
The confirmed death count has climbed to 12 people. Recovery efforts have been intense since the ferry went down. Multiple Spanish news outlets confirm the rising toll as rescue divers work to recover bodies from the wreck near Cyprus's coastline.
The Turkish Cypriot administration has taken charge of the crisis response. Prime Minister Üstel has been communicating regularly about the situation. El Periódico de Aragón reports that local officials are coordinating all search and rescue activities in the region.
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