A boat carrying 115 people catches fire off the coast of Fethiye in south-west Turkey, with passengers including families and children forced to leap into the sea to escape the blaze. The outlets report that dozens of people move into the water as flames spread on the vessel.
The articles agree on the number of people aboard and the location of the incident, describing an emergency evacuation in which passengers plunge into the sea rather than remain on the boat. While the reports focus mainly on the immediate scene—fire on the trip boat and passengers escaping by water—none of the provided sources includes detailed information on the cause of the fire or the extent of injuries.
The differing coverage is primarily in wording and emphasis, with each outlet describing the same sequence of events: a passenger boat erupts into flames and people, including children, flee by jumping into the water off Fethiye.
