Turkish police have detained four Syrians suspected of involvement in organising the passage of a boat which capsized, drowning 12 people including a toddler, as they travelled from Turkey to a Greek island, Dogan news agency said on Thursday.
It said that the four, including a boat captain, were held on Wednesday evening and that their questioning was continuing.
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