Indonesia suspends search for 29 missing after ferry sinking because of poor visibility
BALI STRAIT, INDONESIA, JUL 3 – At least 38 remain missing and four confirmed dead after the ferry sank due to engine failure and rough seas; over 300 rescuers continue search efforts, officials said.
- A ferry named KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya sank near Bali, Indonesia, carrying 65 people, resulting in at least six deaths and 30 missing individuals.
- Rescue efforts resumed with over 300 rescuers involved after operations were halted due to poor visibility in rough seas, according to local officials.
- Initial efforts were hampered by bad weather, with waves reaching 2.5 meters high, and 306 rescuers were deployed for the operation.
- Eyewitness accounts mention that the ferry sank about 25 minutes into its journey from East Java to Bali in bad weather conditions.
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Indonesia suspends search for 29 missing after ferry sinking because of poor visibility
Indonesian authorities have deployed navy ships and helicopters in the intensified search for 29 people still missing almost two days after a ferry sank near the tourist island of Bali. But the search was later suspended because of poor visibility.…
Malaysian feared missing after ferry capsizes in Bali Strait
JAKARTA: The Embassy of Malaysia in Jakarta has contacted Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding a Malaysian citizen feared to be among the victims still missing in the passenger ferry incident, KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya, which capsized in the Bali Strait late Wednesday night.
Observador
DnoticiasThe search operation was interrupted on Friday night due to visibility problems. Six people were confirmed dead on Friday, including a five-year-old child.
Indonesian rescuers intensify search for 30 people missing after ferry sinks near Bali - The Morning Sun
GILIMANUK, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian authorities intensified on Friday a search operation for 30 people missing after a ferry sank near the tourist island of Bali. The KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya sank almost half an hour after leaving Ketapang port in East Java late Wednesday for a trip of about 5 kilometers (3 miles) to Bali’s Gilimanuk port. The search and rescue operation was halted Thursday evening due to visibility problems and resumed on Frida…
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