A tragic ferry capsizing in the Busira River in Congo has confirmed 38 deaths and left over 100 missing, with 20 rescued. The ferry, overloaded with passengers predominantly returning home for Christmas, sank late Friday. This incident occurs shortly after another boat capsized in the region, highlighting persistent safety oversights in the country. Officials warn against frequent overloading, yet many are forced to use unsafe transport due to limited road access exacerbated by ongoing violence. Local officials express outrage over the lack of safety measures, advocating for accountability from authorities.