Indonesia intensifies search for 129 people missing after Java Sea ferry disaster
What to know about Indonesia intensifies search for 129 people missing after Java Sea ferry disaster
By Iman Satria and Niniek Karmini The search for survivors in Indonesia intensified on Monday when 17 ships and aircraft from the military, police and other agencies were deployed to join the search for 129 missing people after a ferry overturned in the Java…
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What happened
By Iman Satria and Niniek Karmini The search for survivors in Indonesia intensified on Monday when 17 ships and aircraft from the military, police and other agencies were deployed to join the search for 129 missing people after a ferry overturned in the Java…
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Follow-up questions
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