Dozens of survivors rescued after Indonesian ferry capsizes
Dozens of survivors from an overturned ferry in Indonesia have been rescued and brought to a local port. Search operations remain active to locate others.
First reported 1 day ago · latest update 1 day agoDozens of survivors have been brought to an Indonesian port following the overturning of a ferry. Emergency teams and rescue vessels are currently managing the arrival of those recovered from the water, while search operations remain ongoing to locate additional passengers.
Authorities have not yet provided a final count of the total number of people who were on board the vessel when it capsized. Rescue efforts are continuing in the area as teams work to account for all individuals involved in the maritime incident.
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Dozens of rescued survivors from overturned ferry brought to Indonesian port
Dozens of rescued survivors from overturned ferry brought to Indonesian port
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Dozens of rescued survivors from overturned ferry brought to Indonesian port
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