The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT21) ZIGUINCHOR, Senegal -- Feb. 20, 2003 -- SENEGAL-FERRY-2 -- When the ferry Joola sank in September 2002, 1,863 people died as the ship was en route to the capital, Dakar, putting the sinking among the worst maritime disasters ever. On board that night were an estimated 400 students like Francoise: the brightest young minds of the town of Ziguinchor, piled virtually on top of each other with their school books, new shoes and dreams by the trunkload. They were the pride and joy of Ziguinchor. Relatives of ferry victims at a cemetery on the outskirts of Ziguinchor in Feb. 2003, where 43 victims are buried. Left to right, Yoro Mballo father of Alpha Oumar Mballo, Jules Cesar Biagui, center praying, son of Rosalie Preira, and Dominique Baji, father of Denise Baji. (Michael Kamber/The New York Times) **STORY MOVED 12/20/03**
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