Zohan was the last passenger to be traced since the tragedy that claimed the lives of 14 people, including Navy personnel.

The ferry, Neelkamal, carrying more than 110 passengers, was overloaded as the maritime board had given permission for only 84 passengers and six crew members

The Maharashtra Maritime Board has confirmed to the police that the ferry, Neelkamal, had a capacity of 90, including 84 passengers and six crewmembers. This means the ferry, which was plying from the Gateway of India to Elephanta Island,

The incident occurred on December 18, when the Indian Navy lost control while undertaking engine trials in Mumbai Harbour due to an engine malfunction

A passenger ferry collided with an Indian Navy boat near Mumbai, resulting in 13 deaths and two critical injuries. Rescue operations continue, involving naval and Coast Guard resources. President Murmu and CM Fadnavis have expressed condolences,

The Navy officials had been searching for the missing body since the accident which occurred after a Navy speedboat crashed into a ferry on Wednesday.

The body of a seven-year-old boy, who had been missing since the tourist ferry-Indian Navy boat crash off the Mumbai coast on December 18, was found on Saturday. The boy, identified as Zohan Pathan, whose mother also died in the accident,

The body of a seven-year-old boy missing in the ferry-Navy craft crash off the Mumbai coast was recovered on Saturday morning after a three-day-long search operation, an official said.