English teacher missing after ferry sinking near Cyprus

A 36-year-old English teacher from Tolyatti went missing when a ferry sank off the coast of Northern Cyprus.

Consensus

A ferry sank off the northern coast of Cyprus on 30 August.
The ferry was carrying 267 people.
At least eight people died in the incident.
23 people are missing.
A 36-year-old English teacher from Tольятти was among those missing.
She was traveling with her husband, a Turkish citizen, and their 8-year-old daughter.
The daughter was rescued and is safe.
The family lived in Ankara, Turkey.
The teacher previously worked in a school and language center in Tольятти.
The ferry was reportedly in poor condition and unsuitable for the route.
The crew abandoned the ship before passengers and were later detained.
Eyewitnesses reported that the crew did not conduct evacuation and left first.

23 people are missing. — vm
18 people are missing. — riamo
The ferry was traveling from Kyrenia to Tashudju (Turkey). — vm
The ferry was traveling to the port of Kyrenia. — riamo
The captain ignored the flooding of the bow and refused to turn the ship around. — vm
The captain ignored the flooding and refused to turn the ship, forcing passengers to jump into the water in panic. — riamo