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Eight more bodies recovered from Lake Kariba as Zimbabwe ferry capsizing death toll rises to 80

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Eight more bodies recovered from Lake Kariba as Zimbabwe ferry capsizing death toll rises to 80
Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times12 mins ago
Eight more bodies recovered from Lake Kariba as Zimbabwe ferry capsizing death toll rises to 80
With the 80 bodies that police said they had recovered, this would mean the vessel was carrying 157 people.
Africa News
Africa News7 hrs ago
Zimbabwe ferry death toll rises to 68 after Lake Kariba capsizing
The death toll after a ferry capsized on Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba this week has risen to 68 after more bodies were recovered on Saturday, the police said.
The Daily Star
The Daily Star11 hrs ago
Death toll in Zimbabwe ferry capsizing rises to 72: police
Authorities retrieved 25 bodies from Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba on Saturday to take the death toll from last week's ferry capsizing to 72, police said, as the search continued for victims
The Mainichi
The Mainichi11 hrs ago
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe's ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) -- Eighteen children were among more than 70 people killed when an overloaded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe this wee
RTÉ News
RTÉ News15 hrs ago
Death toll in Zimbabwe ferry capsizing rises to 72
Authorities have retrieved 25 bodies from Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba to take the death toll from Tuesday's ferry capsizing to 72, police said, as the search continued for victims.
Le Monde
Le Monde15 hrs ago
Zimbabwe ferry disaster death toll rises to 72 as search continues
The death toll from Zimbabwe's worst ferry disaster has risen to 72 after authorities recovered 25 more bodies from Lake Kariba, as rescuers continued searching the waters for victims.
Zimbabwe ferry disaster death toll rises to 72 as search continues
The death toll from Zimbabwe's worst ferry disaster has risen to 72 after authorities recovered 25 more bodies from Lake Kariba, as rescuers continued searching the waters for victims.
CTV News
CTV News16 hrs ago
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe’s ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72
Mourners gathered in a Zimbabwe fishing town Thursday to bid farewell to dozens of people who were killed when an overloaded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba this week, as police said the death toll rose to 46.
Sky News
Sky News17 hrs ago
More bodies found after ferry disaster in Zimbabwe as number of deaths climbs to 72
Twenty-six more bodies have been found after a ferry capsized in Zimbabwe - taking the total number of deaths to at least 72.
Guardian World
Guardian World18 hrs ago
Zimbabwe boat accident death toll hits 68 as 22 more bodies recovered
Eighteen children among the people killed after ferry capsized on Lake Kariba Twenty-two more bodies have been recovered after a boat accident in Zimbabwe, taking the death toll to 68, police said on Saturday. The ferry capsized on Tuesday on Lake Kariba, on the border with Zambia. An investigation has suggested it was
Toronto Star
Toronto Star18 hrs ago
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe’s ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe’s ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72  Toronto Star
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe's ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72
Zimbabwe's police say 18 children are among more than 70 people killed this week when an overloaded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba
AP News
AP News18 hrs ago
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe’s ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72
26 more bodies are recovered in Zimbabwe’s ferry disaster, bringing death toll to 72  AP News
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera18 hrs ago
Death toll from Zimbabwe ferry disaster rises to 69
Police say 23 more bodies have been recovered from Lake Kariba after the overloaded vessel capsized on Tuesday.
Death toll in Zimbabwe ferry disaster rises to 68 as more bodies are recovered
Eighteen children are among the dead after an overloaded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe
NDTV
NDTV20 hrs ago
Zimbabwe Ferry Accident: Death Count Rises To 68 As 22 More Bodies Recovered
Officials say the boat was authorised to carry 90 people but was packed with 114 adults, five crew members and an unspecified number of children.
Reuters
Reuters21 hrs ago
Zimbabwean boat accident death toll rises to 68 as more bodies recovered
Zimbabwean boat accident death toll rises to 68 as more bodies recovered  Reuters
The Rio Times
The Rio Times1 days ago
Zimbabwe Declares a Disaster After 46 Die on Lake Kariba
Forty-six people died when a government ferry capsized on Lake Kariba. Zimbabwe's civil protection unit says the vessel was carrying more people than its capacity.
France 24
France 242 days ago
Ferry sinking kills 46 in rural Zimbabwe
In Zimbabwe, hundreds of people have attended a memorial service following a ferry disaster on Lake Kariba that claimed at least 46 lives. The boat was a vital link for villagers and fish traders around the vast lake, but was reportedly overloaded when it ran into trouble on Tuesday. Laurent Berstecher has the details.
The Hindu
The Hindu2 days ago
Ghatkopar landslip toll rises to eight; residents uncertain over evacuation
Work is being done to clear the remaining debris, which the BMC is coordinating
Euronews
Euronews2 days ago
Survivors tell of horror of Zimbabwe ferry sinking as police say death toll hits 46
The overloaded government ferry, a vital link for villagers and fish traders around the vast Lake Kariba, overturned in choppy waters on Tuesday in one of the country's worst passenger boat disasters.
AllAfrica
AllAfrica🏁 first to report3 days ago
Zimbabwe: ZCTU Demands Full Probe Into Lake Kariba Boat Capsize, Says Mourning Alone Is Not Enough
[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) says mourning the victims of the Lake Kariba boat tragedy is not enough unless authorities are held accountable for any shortcomings that may have contributed to the deaths.