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TEHRAN, August 16 - At least 21 students have drowned in the Nile in Sudan after their boat capsized, the country's state-run news agency has reported.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - The boat had been taking them to school in al-Buhaira area. It appears one of the boat's engines stopped working, and the vessel then hit a tree and sank.
The news agency said more than 40 students were on board. Twenty-one drowned, along with a woman who was traveling on the boat on the way to visit her family.
(Source: AP)
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