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Tragedy Strikes as Migrant Boat Collides with Greek Coastguard Vessel, Leaving 14 Dead

At least 14 migrants died Tuesday after a speedboat carrying them collided with a Hellenic Coast Guard vessel off the coast of the island of Chios, Greece, according to Greek authorities. The collision occurred in the Chios Strait, near the village of Vrontades.

The Greek coastguard stated that a pursuit was underway at the time of the collision, alleging the speedboat was making dangerous maneuvers. Twenty-four people were rescued, some with serious injuries, while others are reportedly still missing. A search and rescue operation was ongoing Tuesday night, according to BBC News. The coastguard has not yet clarified the exact circumstances surrounding the collision.

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