Over 20 tourists drown after overcrowded boat capsizes in southern India

people drowned after a boat capsized off the coastal town of Tanur in the Malappuram district of India's southern state of Kerala.
The double-decker boat was carrying over 30 passengers and capsized off a beach, leaving over 20 people dead, including children.
Four survivors are in critical condition in a hospital while rescuers continue searching for others still missing.
The cause of the capsizing appears to be overcrowding as most passengers lacked life jackets and safety certification was lacking.
Boating accidents are common in India due to lax regulations and overcrowding, prompting authorities to implement new safety measures like surveillance cameras.