Motor Vessel Crashes Into Waterfront Mansion on Bosphorus, News Agency Reports
The vessel, which had passengers aboard, first collided with another boat during a tour before striking the shoreline building.
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A motor vessel crashed into a waterfront mansion along the Bosphorus, according to a news agency report. The vessel had passengers on board at the time of the incident.
According to the report, the boat initially collided with another vessel while on a touring trip before going on to strike the shoreline building.
Details about injuries, the extent of damage to the mansion, or the cause of the initial collision were not included in the report.
Authorities have not yet issued further comment on the incident.
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