Panama-flagged cargo ship sinks in Bay of Bengal, 22 crew missing
Two crew members were rescued from life rafts. Search and rescue operations continue off the Odisha coast.

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A Panama-flagged cargo ship, MV Ocean Winner, sank in the Bay of Bengal off the Odisha coast. Two of the 24 crew members were rescued from life rafts. Search efforts continue for the remaining 22.
Local authorities and the Indian Coast Guard launched operations after the vessel reported distress. Weather conditions in the area included thunderstorms and reduced visibility.
Cargo ships of this size routinely transit the Bay of Bengal routes between Southeast Asia and Indian ports. Sudden foundering raises questions of structural failure, cargo shift or extreme weather.
The high number of missing crew members makes the incident one of the more serious maritime accidents in the region this year. Results of the search will determine whether further investigation into the vessel's condition and loading practices is required.

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