The death toll in Monday's rail disaster in Congo-Brazzaville has risen to 76 according to the latest figure. It was earlier reported that more than 60 people had died in the crash. <br/><br/>The Deputy Head of the Chemin de fer Congo-ocean (CFCO) railway, Raoul Essou said there could be no exhaustive death toll until all the carriages had been cleared.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the Congo-Brazzaville government said the search for more bodies would continue. The train derailed around 60 kilometres from the southern city of Pointe-Noire. <br/><br/>The head of CFCO, Joseph Sauveur El Bez, acknowledged that the high death toll was because of overloading of the train. The 510-kilometre CFCO line is the main link between the capital Brazzaville and Pointe Noire on the Atlantic.