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Four Dutch Tourists Found After Speedboat Goes Missing in Malawi - DutchNews.nl

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Four Dutch tourists who were reported missing when a speedboat failed to return from a trip on Lake Malawi have...

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The seven people on board of the speedboat that went missing on Lake Malawi on Sunday, with four Dutch nationals on board, have safely returned to land, reports the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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In Malawi, a search is underway for four Dutch nationals who went missing during a boat trip. They were attempting to cross Lake Malawi on the border with Tanzania. In addition to the Dutch nationals, the boat's three crew members are also missing. The passengers departed from Mbamba Bay in Tanzania on Sunday for a journey of over 60 kilometers. An alarm was raised when the speedboat did not arrive in Nkhata Bay in Malawi at the expected time. …

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A search operation is underway on Lake Malawi in southern Africa for four Dutch nationals and three local crew members, Malawian media report. They crossed the lake on Sunday by speedboat from Mbamba Bay in Tanzania to Nkhata Bay in neighboring Malawi, but did not arrive at their destination at the expected time. This is reported by the Malawian news site Nyasa Times.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A search operation is underway on Lake Malawi in southern Africa for four Dutch nationals and three local crew members, Malawian media report. They crossed the lake on Sunday by speedboat from Mbamba Bay in Tanzania to Nkhata Bay in neighboring Malawi, but did not arrive at their destination at the expected time. This is reported by the Malawian news site Nyasa Times.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Nyasa Times broke the news in Malawi on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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