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    Five killed after migrant boat hits coast guard vessel off northwest Turkey

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    Posted on September 7, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    A migrant boat collided with a Turkish coast guard vessel near Ayvalik, Turkey, resulting in five deaths and one severe injury. Search efforts for a missing person are ongoing.

    Table of Contents

    • Details of the Incident
    • Casualties and Injuries
    • Investigation Launched

    Tragic Collision: Migrant Boat Strikes Turkish Coast Guard Vessel, Five Dead

    Details of the Incident

    ANKARA (Reuters) -Five people were killed and another severely wounded when a boat carrying migrants hit a Turkish coast guard vessel off northwest Turkey on Sunday, a local governor's office said, adding a search operation was underway for a missing person.

    Casualties and Injuries

    In a statement, the governor's office said a high-speed boat carrying 34 migrants and one migrant trafficker hit the coast guard vessel off Ayvalik district's Badavut coast.

    "As a result of the search and rescue operations in the region, it was determined that 5 people who fell into the sea lost their lives. One person, a woman, was severely wounded and sent to hospital," it said, adding authorities were still searching for one missing person.

    Investigation Launched

    An investigation has been launched into the incident by the Ayvalik prosecutor's office, it said.

    The Aegean Sea is a frequent transit route for migrants attempting to cross from North Africa and the Middle East into Europe.

    (Reporting by Tuvan GumrukcuEditing by Christina Fincher)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Five people died in a migrant boat collision with a Turkish coast guard vessel.
    • •The incident occurred off the coast of Ayvalik, northwest Turkey.
    • •A high-speed boat carrying 34 migrants was involved.
    • •One woman was severely wounded and hospitalized.
    • •Authorities continue to search for one missing person.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Five killed after migrant boat hits coast guard vessel off northwest Turkey

    1How many people were killed in the incident?

    Five people were killed and another severely wounded when the boat hit the coast guard vessel.

    2What was the boat carrying?

    The high-speed boat was carrying 34 migrants and one migrant trafficker.

    3What actions were taken following the collision?

    Search and rescue operations were conducted, and an investigation has been launched by the Ayvalik prosecutor's office.

    4Where did the incident occur?

    The incident occurred off the Badavut coast in the Ayvalik district of northwest Turkey.

    5What is the significance of the Aegean Sea in this context?

    The Aegean Sea is a frequent transit route for migrants attempting to cross from North Africa and the Middle East into Europe.

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