Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Service said on the 24th that 42 people have been killed in the recent passenger ship capsizing accident in the Java Sea. Another 93 people have been lost and 108 people have been rescued. The Search and Rescue Service said that the victim's body has been taken to Machen in South Kalimantan province to confirm the identity. In order to prevent marine pollution, the fuel from the wrecked passenger ship must be emptied before the hull can be salvaged. Related operations will begin as early as 3 months later.

Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Service said on the 24th that 42 people have been killed in the recent passenger ship capsizing accident in the Java Sea. Another 93 people have been lost and 108 people have been rescued. The Search and Rescue Service said that the victim's body has been taken to Machen in South Kalimantan province to confirm the identity. In order to prevent marine pollution, the fuel from the wrecked passenger ship must be emptied before the hull can be salvaged. Related operations will begin as early as 3 months later.