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Built in 1913, this 177-foot steam tug survived two world wars but sank after hitting a...

Source: Times of India
Category: General
Region: General
Published: August 20, 2026 at 12:44

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Amidst severe drought, a historic steam tug once lost beneath the Sava River has resurfaced, delighting locals who flock to witness 'Sava's Titanic'. This vessel, which sank in 1945 after a tragic encounter with a mine, revitalizes memories of the Balkans' complex history. Its emergence underscores the grim water shortages plaguing significant European rivers today.

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