At least 21 dead in ferry sinking in northern Sudan’s River Nile State
Summary
At least 21 people have died after a passenger ferry sank on the Nile River in northern Sudan. The ferry, carrying about 30-35 passengers, went down between two villages. Rescue teams are searching for missing people.Key Facts
- At least 21 people died in a ferry sinking on the Nile River in Sudan.
- The ferry was carrying about 30-35 passengers, including women, elderly people, and children.
- Some people, around six or seven, have been rescued from the sinking.
- Rescue teams from Khartoum, the capital, are helping with the search.
- The Sudan Doctors Network pointed out issues with river transport safety in the country.
- Local authorities were criticized for a slow response after the sinking.
- A similar tragedy occurred in 2018, where at least 23 people drowned.
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