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At least six people have died and 130 people are still missing after a passenger ship in Indonesia carrying more than 240 people lost contact in the Java Sea during bad weather, officials say.
Indonesian rescuers said about 130 passengers and crew are missing after a ferry carrying more than 240 people sank in bad weather in the Java Sea on Sunday.
Sky News – World At least six people have died and 130 people are still missing after a passenger ship in Indonesia carrying more than 240 people lost contact in the Java Sea during bad weather, officials say.
Indonesian search teams continue looking for 129 people still missing after the Virgo Transport 8 ferry capsized in the Java Sea; 108 survivors have been rescued and six bodies recovered.
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The Java Sea ferry has been identified as the Virgo Transport 8 and rescuers have rescued 108 survivors, while 129 people remain missing.
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Sky News – World At least six people have died and 130 people are still missing after a passenger ship in Indonesia carrying more than 240 people lost contact in the Java Sea during bad weather, officials say.
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