alright for the very latest on the situation correspondent catherine wando joins me now from nairobi catherine it's believed many people are still missing what more have you learned well so far the number that we're being given is at least two hundred people still missing and as recovery the recovery mission continues because that now the navy's now calling into recovery mission a not really rested mission and as they continue to retrieve bodies they say that they don't expect to find anyone alive from here on out over one hundred bodies have been recovered but this is in light of president john mclaughlin he gave a statement and also tend to remain calm as investigations and launched into that incident i can you tell us a bit more about the cause of this tragedy what are officials telling you well local officials say that the cause of this particular tragedy was overloading of the ferry the ferry has a capacity of one hundred people but it was carrying. away more than that now the numbers of puts between three hundred to four hundred local media there in tanzania put some put the num

all right and we can take you now to do that catherine wando she joins me from nairobi from which she is tracking developments there catherine what more can you tell us about tanzania's president issuing this arrest warrant for those managing the ferry well in his televised statement on friday evening the president said that the ferry was clearly overloaded and said that this was negligence on the part of the ferry operators not just with overloading the theory itself but also by allowing unqualified personnel to control the ferry the ferry had a capacity of one hundred and was carrying well over that so for him he says that these arrests come ahead of investigations that are to follow and accounts and of course tragically many people are still believed to be missing is this still a search and rescue mission at this stage but at this stage those on the ground of calling it a recovery mission. at least two hundred people are still missing and as the recovery mission goes into the second day into saturday do you feel that the hopes of finding survivors at this point. have really got any

that the convenience of this particular share your carnaby is not overshadowed by overregulation catherine wandoreporting from nairobi for us thank you very much. i'll be back in business later on now it's time for sports action and legal thank you so much javier the world and dipping agency also known as wada for short has voted to lift a ban on russia's drug testing laboratory well the move paves the way now for russian athletes through return and compete in track and field and for the country to host major international sporting events while the ban had been in place since two thousand and fifteen after revelations of a major state sponsored doping scandal. the biggest stoping scandal in sports history might be coming to an end the russian anti-doping agency will be reinstated pending some final technicalities the decision has been heavily criticised by various athletes and national doping agencies but is being celebrated in russia but the feel is sure this is a first step the important one it opens the way to our sportsmen and our federations to participate in sports competitions moreover it