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Passengers who were rescued after an Indian Navy speedboat lost control and crashed into a ferry carrying 100 passengers.

Thirteen dead after naval vessel hits passenger boat off Mumbai

  • The navy said 99 people were rescued with efforts ongoing for others
  • Local TV channels showed a boat carrying at least five people hitting the passenger vehicle, causing the accident
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