A rescue operation is underway in the Mediterranean after a passenger ferry carrying nearly 270 people capsized while traveling from northern Cyprus to Turkey, killing at least eight people.

Nepali authorities say the search for workers who could be trapped inside hydropower tunnels after last week’s catastrophic flooding, is now the “highest priority.” Follow for live updates.

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