A tourist speedboat capsizes in southern Vietnam, off or near Phu Quoc island, killing 15 Indian visitors, according to multiple reports drawing on local media. The incident occurs in rough seas or severe weather conditions. Reports say dozens of people are rescued, with one outlet citing that 21 passengers survive after the boat overturns. Videos and accounts described across coverage show the overturned vessel and emergency response on shore, including rescuers providing aid to survivors. Several sources frame the crash within a wider context of recent accidents in Vietnam involving tourist boats. NDTV notes that the speedboat incident follows days after another boating tragedy in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay, in which a tourist boat capsized during severe weather and killed at least 35 people. While the earlier tragedy is mentioned for context, sources agree on the key details of the Phu Quoc incident: a capsized speedboat, 15 deaths among Indian tourists, and numerous rescues. Authorities and investigators are expected to assess the circumstances, including sea conditions and the boat’s operation.