Many others who were in cabins were trapped, and prevented from exiting the ship because the portholes were not big enough for a person to get through, so many were suffocated or incinerated. Saale eventually sank, and when she was raised the charred remains of 99 victims were recovered.
Many individuals trapped in cabins were unable to escape the ship due to the portholes being too small, resulting in suffocation or incineration. The Saale sank, and when it was raised, 99 charred remains were recovered.