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Published 26 days ago

Central Africa: Fifty-eight people died in a shipwreck in Bangui

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More than 300 people were on board the boat, and several families are still searching for their missing relatives.

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Central Africa: Fifty-eight people died in a shipwreck in Bangui

More than 300 people were on board the boat, and several families are still searching for their missing relatives.

26 days ago·Paris, France
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DeutschlandfunkDeutschlandfunk

Central African Republic - At least 58 people killed in boat accidents

At least 58 people were killed in a boat accident in the Central African Republic.

26 days ago·Germany
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Folha de S.PauloFolha de S.Paulo

At least 58 people die in shipwreck in Central African Republic

The sinking of a boat on the Mpoko River on Friday left at least 58 dead in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, officials said on a hunger strike. Defense teams arrived there 40 minutes after the crash, according to director Thomas Djimasse, the only missing persons were unidentified. Find out more

26 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil
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At least 58 people died in a boatwreck in Central Africa.

According to TTXVN reporters in Africa, on April 20th, local officials reported that at least 58 people attending a funeral died after their overloaded boat capsized in the central African capital of Bangui the day before.

26 days ago·Viet Nam
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58 people were killed when a ferry sank in the Central African Republic

Fifty-eight people, at least, were evicted and counted as missing, after a pile of papers sank in Lake Moku in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. And the Director General of Civil Protection, Thomas Demas, explained that 58 bodies had been recovered so far, pointing out that the number of people carrying that phrase is still unknown.

25 days ago
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