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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2025

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The submarine named "Sindbad" had 50 people onboard: 45 tourists of different nationalities from Russia, India, Norway, and Sweden, and five Egyptian crew members. Photo: Collected

Six Russians dead, 39 tourists rescued after submarine sinks in Red Sea off Egypt

The submarine was equipped with large portholes to let passengers see the Red Sea's spectacular corals and marine life, and was able to descend to a depth of 25 metres

Lighter vessel ‘MV Prince of Ghashiakhali-1’ sank in the Pashur Channel of Mongla Port on Friday (17 November). Photo: Collected

Lighter vessel carrying 800 tonnes of coal sinks in Mongla

Smoke rises from a fire onboard the MV X-Press Pearl vessel in the seas off the Colombo Harbour, in Sri Lanka May 30, 2021. Sri Lanka Airforce Media/Handout via REUTERS

Disaster feared as chemical cargo ship sinks off Sri Lanka

File Photo: A US Navy file photo shows Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy vessels conducting unsafe and unprofessional actions against the guided-missile destroyer USS Paul Hamilton. AFP

Iran navy ship sinks at mouth of Gulf after catching fire - report

Representational image. Reuters/File

At least 21 African migrants die as boat sinks off Tunisia

Representational image. Reuters/File

At least 39 die as two migrant boats sink off Tunisia

Representational image: UNB

Sundarbans-bound tourist launch sinks in River Pasur

File photo. Representational image

Small cargo vessel sinks in Meghna

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