A tourist boat has sunk in central Russia with more than 100 people feared dead.
At least six deaths are confirmed, but reports say divers have seen many more bodies inside the vessel, which sunk in the River Volga in Tatarstan, about 450 miles east of Moscow.
Nearly 200 passengers and crew were believed to be on the boat, many of them children.
About 80 survivors were rescued by another pleasure boat that was passing nearby.
One survivor said around 30 children had gathered in a play area on the deck just before the boat went down.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has ordered an investigation into the incident.
The 55-year-old boat, called Bulgaria, was on a two-day cruise when it got into difficulty yesterday (Sunday).
