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9 dead, 21 missing after boat capsizes on lake in Uganda

Rescuers are seen on a fishing boat on Lake Albert, on December 26, 2016 in Buliisa. (AFP)

Updated 26 December 2016

Associated Press

December 26, 2016 03:00

9 dead, 21 missing after boat capsizes on lake in Uganda

Updated 26 December 2016

Associated Press

December 26, 2016 03:00

KAMPALA, UGANDA: Ugandan authorities say at least nine people have drowned and 21 are missing after a boat capsized on Lake Albert on Christmas day.
Police say 15 people survived.
District Police Commander John Rutangira says 45 football fans had crowded into the fishing boat.
Rutangira says nine bodies have been found so far.