Two dead as boat capsizes with 130 aboard off Tunisia’s coast
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A boat carrying 130 people capsized off the coast of Chebba, Tunisia, on Wednesday, with reports confirming that two individuals have drowned.
The incident occurred in the waters south of the Tunisian port town, as per a statement by the British security firm Ambrey.
Details of the incident remain limited, but rescue operations are reportedly underway. Authorities are working to locate the remaining passengers and investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic capsizing.
The incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by migrants attempting dangerous sea crossings in the region. (ILKHA)
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