Victory in the Victorian Lake Accident Ferry

A man has been rescued alive on Friday in the Victoria Lake in Africa on Friday. The BBC quoted the country's dive team as saying that the person was incredibly alive. He was in a ferry jet pocket.

The country's diver team found the person at the end of Saturday's day. Rescuers last visited the ferry in the rescue operation - and no bodies were found to be trapped. Meanwhile, the number of people killed in the accident has reached 207.

An engineer in the rescue team said that when they went inside the river under the water, they heard the sound of a shocking sound from inside a small cell. Later, he was rescued from there. However, the condition of the person is not very good.

Meanwhile, the number of people killed in Firudubi has reached 207, Tanzania's Communications Minister said. On Friday, when the ferry was about to reach the island of Ukraa from Tanzania's Boogora, it sank.

The BBC's news report said that the number of passengers carrying 100 people was double. In between, when the ferry reaches the island of Ukraa, most of the passengers came to one side. The idea is that, due to this the ferry turns upside down. Ferries are victims of 50-meter-long disaster. Tanzania's government announced a four-day state mourning following the accident.

On the other hand, the country's opposition party, Chadima, sees the accident as neglecting the government's responsibility. The team's general secretary John Nika told AFP: "We were always talking about the fitness of this ferry. But the government was inclined to cotton. '

The BBC is saying this is not the first time such reports of ferry accidents in Victoria Lake. In 1996, there were 894 people killed in a ferry accident in 1996.