Image copyright Getty Photographs Symbol caption The boat capsized around 750km north of the capital Khartoum
At Least 22 children and a teacher have drowned on their option to faculty when their boat sank in northern Sudan.
More than FORTY children were at the boat, whose engine failed in a powerful present because it crossed a 2.5km (1.6m) flooded house near the River Nile.
The Kids, who were among the ages of 7 and 16, started to panic, leaned to one side and the boat overturned, the college’s headmaster advised the BBC.
The victims’ our bodies have yet to be discovered.
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Ab el-Khayr Adam Yunis, the headmaster of the Kenba Highschool, stated the scholars on a regular basis pass to college taking walks, but were the usage of a boat for the previous week because of flooding after heavy rain.
