Mozambique: Over 90 fleeing from cholera outbreak die after ferry sinks

More than 90 people died after a ferry sank off the north coast of Mozambique, with five rescued from among the nearly 130 believed to have been on board. 

According to reports, they were fleeing a cholera outbreak. Because the boat was overcrowded and unsuited to carry passengers and therefore, ended up sinking. 

In videos that were posted on X showed many bodies lying on a beach and some people carrying the bodies of children. 

This is a developing story. Further details awaited.