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Green Marine

June 23, 2006 · about 20 years ago

40 still missing in Indonesia ferry accident

Jakarta (dpa) – Nearly 40 passengers were still missing after a ferry sunk in rough waters off the coast of Indonesia’s Sumatra island, officials said Friday. Most of the over 130 passengers and crew on board the Surya Makmur Indah ferry when it sunk off the coast of North Sumatra Thursday were resc

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Jakarta (dpa) – Nearly 40 passengers were still missing after a ferry sunk in rough waters off the coast of Indonesia’s Sumatra island, officials said Friday. Most of the over 130 passengers and crew on board the Surya Makmur Indah ferry when it sunk off the coast of North Sumatra Thursday were rescued, but dozens of others were still missing. “Up to now, there are 94 passengers that have been evacuated from the accident,” Navy commander Lieutenant Colonel Djaka Santosa told the online news agency Detik.com, adding that 39 passengers listed on the boat’s manifest were still missing.

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