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Pictorial: Police bring heavy duty machines to pull boat wreckage

Caesar Abangirah by Caesar Abangirah
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On Monday, the police Marine department as well as well wishers tried to manually pull the wreckage of MV Templa from Lake Victoria.

And despite all their efforts, the boat, which capsized on Saturday with about 120 revellers onboard could barely move.

Part of the equipment brought by the Police’s construction unit to help pull what is left of MV Templa

 

Now, the Uganda Police Construction Unit has brought its heavy machinery to pull out the wreckage, with the hope of finding bodies of missing persons believed to be trapped inside.

The tragedy, according to some Members of Parliament was due to negligence on the part of the Marine Unit.

The boat’s wreckage is barely visible from the shores

 

Led by Kafeero Ssekitoleko, the chairperson of the Parliamentary Physical Infrastructure committee, the MPs say the Marine Unit should have stopped the vessel from moving with more people on board than it could carry, moving at night and being in poor mechanical


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