Indonesian rescuers, including coast guard and navy personnel, resumed efforts Monday to find 129 people missing after a passenger ferry capsized in the Java Sea over the weekend. Officials said six people have been confirmed dead.
Hundreds of Indonesian rescuers resumed efforts on Monday to find 129 people missing after a passenger ship capsized in the Java Sea over the weekend, officials said.
The operation includes personnel from the coast guard and navy, who raced to board the capsized vessel as the search continued. The confirmed death toll stood at six, according to the supplied France 24 report.
The source provided no further details about the cause of the accident, the vessel’s route or the condition of any survivors.
Sources and verification This original brief was prepared from reporting supplied by France 24. Vertrix News links to the source so readers can review the underlying report and later updates.
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