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Indonesia resumes search after shipwreck that left 129 missing

RTP Notícias14 September 2026 at 06:30

Indonesian authorities resumed rescue operations today to try to save 129 missing persons after a ferry shipwreck connecting the islands of Java and Borneo. The accident has already caused at least six deaths.

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The shipwreck occurred on one of Indonesia's busiest maritime routes, affecting travelers between two of the largest islands in the archipelago. The families of the missing await information about rescue operations, while authorities face the challenge of finding survivors in an open sea scenario.

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