A ferry carrying 243 people shipwrecked on Sunday in the Java Sea, Indonesia, during adverse weather conditions. At least six people died and 103 were rescued, while rescue teams continue to search for the remaining occupants.
Indonesian authorities are coordinating search and rescue operations to locate the missing passengers. Emergency teams are scouring the waters of the Java Sea, where the vessel sank.
The shipwreck occurred during adverse weather conditions, which are believed to have contributed to the accident. The Java Sea region is frequently affected by bad weather, especially during the monsoon season.
Rescue operations are ongoing, with local authorities and emergency teams working to save as many survivors as possible. The exact number of people still missing has not yet been confirmed by authorities.
