Authorities in Vanuatu, a nation located in the South Pacific, continue search operations for over 30 individuals missing after a passenger ferry sank off its coast on Friday. This maritime incident ranks among the most tragic in the country in recent years.
The ferry “MV Mato’i” was on a journey between the islands of Ambae and Santo, carrying 47 passengers when it suddenly sank in the sea. According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office in Vanuatu, rescuers aboard boats managed to:
Local maritime teams and rescue boats are actively participating in the search operations. However, challenging sea conditions hinder access to some areas where the missing individuals are believed to be.
The incident has raised significant concern across the nation, especially since the ferry operated on a busy maritime route connecting the islands of Vanuatu. Residents rely on this service for transportation and the delivery of supplies.
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