A boat capsized in Nigeria, leaving over 40 people missing. Ten passengers were rescued and the search continues.
Adrian Rusu
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More than 40 people are missing following a boating accident in Nigeria after a boat carrying 50 people capsized on its way to Goronyo market. Ten passengers were rescued and the National Emergency Management Agency is working with local authorities to carry out search and rescue operations. The incident comes just three weeks after a similar accident left 13 dead and dozens missing. The authorities promise to continue the search until all victims are found.
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