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Rescuers recover victim bodies of the boat 'Ilinden' that sank in Ohrid Lake, Macedonia, 05 September 2009. Photo by EPA/BGNES
Rescue teams have pulled out another five bodies, taking the death toll in the sunken Macedonian ship in Ohrid lake up to 22, all of whom might be Bulgarians, according to local media reports.
There was a group of fifty-fifty-three Bulgarians aboard the ship, who were on their way to the Saint Naum monastery.
Ilinden ship was sailing some 200 off the coast, when for still unknown reasons it sank.
A spokesman for Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry said official information about the tragedy can be expected Saturday evening or on Sunday.
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