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Cargo Ship Crashed in the Bosphorus Strait of Istanbul (VIDEO)
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Cargo ship collided on the shores of the Bosphorus Strait of Istanbul, Reuters reported, citing witnesses quoted by CNN.
According to the shipping agency, "as a result of the incident, local authorities have closed the channel."
No injuries were reported.
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