At least 15 killed after speedboat carrying tourists capsizes off Vietnam

At least 15 killed after speedboat carrying tourists capsizes off Vietnam
At least 15 killed after speedboat carrying tourists capsizes off Vietnam

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - Ambulances line up on a pier to help victims of a boating accident after a tourist vessel capsized off Phu Quoc Island in southern Vietnam’s An Giang Province on July 11, 2026. — AFP pic

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HANOI, July 11 — A speedboat carrying Indian tourists capsized off southern Vietnam’s Phu Quoc island today, killing at least 15 people, state media reported.

The boat was carrying 36 people when it overturned around 400 metres off May Rut Ngoai islet, according to the VNExpress website.

Multiple tourist and coast guard boats participated in a rescue effort during which some people were plucked safely from the water.

Nguyen Tien Hai, a provincial official of the ruling Communist Party, said authorities were still confirming the exact number of survivors, according to the state media report.

Hai said initial assessments suggested that the speedboat may have overturned due to heavy winds and high waves.

Located just south of Vietnam’s largest island Phu Quoc, May Rut Ngoai is known for its pristine blue waters, white sand beaches and accessible diving reefs.

Visitors often access the islet by speedboat from the main island.

Phu Quoc has seen a major tourism boom in recent years, with more than 1.8 million foreigners visiting the island last year. — AFP

 

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