>https://twitter.com/CNBCPrimeTV/status/1425594744877551618
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>https://sputniknews.com/europe/202108121083586760-british-flagged-ship-sinks-off-greek-island-rescue-for-17-passengers-underway/
https://sputniknews.com/world/202107181083408133-more-than-15-people-feared-missing-after-ship-sinks-off-liberian-shore/
According to officials, the ship began to sink at night on 17-18 July. Search and rescue operations are underway.
Over 15 passengers are missing after a vessel sank off the coast of southeastern Liberia, the country's coast guard reported on 18 July. Liberian media previously reported that 21 people were aboard the vessel.
Following the incident, a coastguard official held a press conference in the Liberian capital Monrovia and stated that the shipwreck had occurred at night on 17-18 July. Coastguard are now searching for survivors, he added.
The coastguard official noted that some people had been rescued at night on 17-18 July while the ship was sinking.
The vessel had earlier been placed under detention orders as it was unseaworthy, the head of Liberia's Maritime Authority Eugene Lenn Nagbe told reporters.
Several ships and a navy helicopter assisted in the rescue operation, after a vessel sank off the Greek coast.
A British-flagged vessel has sunk near the Greek island Milos. All 17 passengers of the vessel that sank in Greek waters have been rescued, the Greek coast guard said in a statement.
Three port patrol boats, a Navy ship and an Air Force helicopter, as well as the passenger vessel Sea Jet 2 rushed to the area, according to CNN.
The incident happened 16 nautical miles northwest of Milos, according to the Coast Guard, between Antimilos and Falconera, amid winds of 4-5 Beaufort in the area.
The exact circumstances under which the accident occurred have not been clarified yet.
https://twitter.com/FMICNigeria/status/1400843062641717249
"The Federal Government has suspended, indefinitely, the operations of the microblogging and social networking service, Twitter, in Nigeria," it read.
>https://twitter.com/FMICNigeria/status/1400843062641717249
The Federal Government has suspended, indefinitely, the operations of the microblogging and social networking service, Twitter, in Nigeria.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed,
announced the suspension in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday, citing the persistent use of the platform for activities that are
capable of undermining Nigeria's corporate existence.
The Minister said the Federal Government has also directed the
National Broadcasting l Commission (NBC) to immediately commence the process of licensing all OTT and social media operations in Nigeria.
Segun Adeyemi @SegunAde88
Special Assistant To The President (Media)
Office of the Minister of Information and Culture
Abuja
4 June 2021