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Home›Green Marine›Djibouti ship carrying over 300 sinks off coast
Green Marine

April 7, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Djibouti ship carrying over 300 sinks off coast

“A Djibouti ship sank near the port of the capital at noon today. The ship was sailing from … the northwest of the country towards the Djibouti capital and was carrying over 300 people,” the television said quoting its Africa-based correspondent.

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“A Djibouti ship sank near the port of the capital at noon today. The ship was sailing from … the northwest of the country towards the Djibouti capital and was carrying over 300 people,” the television said quoting its Africa-based correspondent.

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