Пассажирский паром врезался в исторический особняк на Босфоре в Стамбуле
Никто не пострадал в результате инцидента, сообщает турецкая газета Hurriyet.
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Пассажирский паром врезался в исторический особняк на берегу Босфора в Стамбуле. Об этом сообщила турецкая газета Hurriyet.
По данным издания, в результате происшествия никто не пострадал.
Подробности о причинах столкновения и степени повреждений особняка в сообщении не приводятся.
Босфорский пролив, разделяющий европейскую и азиатскую части Стамбула, является одной из самых оживленных водных артерий города, где регулярно происходит интенсивное судоходство.
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