One yacht 40 meters, sank at sea last Saturday (20), in the Gulf of Squillas, near the Italian coast.
The luxury ship has been in trouble since the night before it sank, when the Coast Guard was alerted that the stern of the yacht was starting to fill with water. The crew and passengers were rescued a few hours after the call.
Despite efforts to save the yacht the next morning, which was with the help of a tugboat, the weather worsened, and by Saturday afternoon the ship was practically underwhelmed.
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We could see, as a few hours went by, how the ship sank until it sank.
There is no information on how much the owner paid for the yacht, called My Saga, which was built by an Italian company and opened in 2007.
However, ships similar to this model are for sale with values of between 5 million and 10 million euros (25 million R$ and 50 million R$).
In a rating issued by the Super Yacht Times, My Saga was considered the largest 2,284 yacht in the world. Also according to the website, this year the ship was sold by an “unlucky” buyer, who saw the ship go down into the water.
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