Rescue Operation Successfully Saves 12-Meter Boat in the Dardanelles

In a significant rescue operation, a 12-meter boat drifting in the Dardanelles due to a mechanical malfunction was successfully secured by the Coast Guard teams. The incident occurred near the 1915 Çanakkale Bridge, where the vessel was reported to be in distress with two people onboard. Coast Guard teams from the General Directorate of Coastal Safety were dispatched to the scene swiftly. Upon arrival, they were able to tow the stranded boat back to safety, bringing it alongside at the Sütlüce area. The quick response of the rescue teams ensured that both individuals were unharmed and the situation was resolved without further incident. This operation highlights the importance of prompt action in maritime emergencies, particularly in busy shipping routes like the Dardanelles. The Coast Guard continues to monitor the waters to ensure the safety of all vessels navigating through this critical passage.