A ferry carrying 95 people capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, police said, with rescue operations under way as reports said several people were feared dead.
The boat, which provides transport between the northern town of Kariba and several islands and fishing camps, overturned after hitting strong waves, local media reported.
The ferry "with 90 people and five crew members has capsized in Lake Kariba," police said.
"Rescue efforts are currently underway with more details on the situation to be released in due course."
Some passengers reportedly rescued
Local media reported some passengers had been rescued, but the exact number was not known as of Tuesday evening.
Lake Kariba lies on Zimbabwe's border with Zambia, more than 300 kilometres northeast of the capital Harare. It is the world's largest man-made lake by volume.
