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Nearly 40 killed in DR Congo shipwreck as forces deployed to search for missing

On Lake Tanganyika in the territorial waters of the DR Congo, at least 39 people were killed in the shipwreck, another 36 are missing. It's written ...

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Nearly 40 killed in DR Congo shipwreck as forces deployed to search for missing

On Lake Tanganyika in the territorial waters of the DR Congo, at least 39 people were killed in the shipwreck, another 36 are missing. It's from sb.by.

Illustrative photo by Pixabay
Illustrative photo by Pixabay

According to TASS, citing Congolese radio, the ship was heading from Kigoma (Tanzania) to Kalemie (DR Congo). It sank off the coast of the village of Kabimba in the Congolese province of Tanganyika.

Search and rescue operations at the scene of the tragedy continue. According to local authorities, the ship sank due to overload.

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Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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