Indian Tourists on Boat Trip in Phu Quoc Die After Vessel Capsizes
A tourist boat carrying 32 Indian visitors capsized off Phu Quoc island in southern Vietnam on July 11, resulting in 15 fatalities. Poor weather is suspected as the cause, and rescue operations are underway. The incident highlights the critical need for enhanced safety measures as Vietnam aims to boost tourism.
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