World | Tanzania Hundreds Missing in 2 Ferry Accidents 600 aboard vessel in Tanzania; smaller accident in China By John Johnson Posted Sep 10, 2011 7:42 AM CDT Copied Backpacks and recovered bodies are laid out after a ferry carrying students on a holiday trip capsized in Shaoyang county in south China's Hunan province. (AP Photo) Separate ferry accidents in Tanzania and China have taken a heavy toll: Tanzania: An overcrowded ship with about 600 people capsized in rough seas after leaving port at Dar es Salaam. At least 40 are dead and about 370 missing. The rest were rescued, reports AP. Relatives are livid the ship was allowed to leave with such a heavy load. China: At least nine students and two adults drowned when their ferry capsized in a river in central China, reports AP. The students were on a holiday trip, and at least three more people are missing. Police in Hunan province have detained the boat owners. Read These Next Boebert defends leaking Hillary Clinton photo. Abduction survivor's story is one of pain and resilience. Baby born deep in Amazon rainforest is 'a source of hope.' The Lancet unloaded on Robert Kennedy Jr. in an editorial. Report an error