A Turkish submersible vessel joined efforts to locate 20 people missing since a ferry disaster off Cyprus, according to local media. The search operation began Tuesday as authorities worked to recover those still unaccounted for. The ferry, which was carrying around 100 passengers, sank in rough seas near the island’s northern coast. Rescue teams had previously recovered several bodies, but the search for the remaining 20 continued. The submersible, deployed from a nearby port, is equipped to scan underwater areas where the vessel is believed to have gone down. Officials have not yet confirmed the exact number of casualties, but initial reports suggest the incident could be one of the deadliest in recent Cypriot history. The operation highlights the challenges of maritime rescue in turbulent waters.