7 people are dead and 11 more are missing after a ferry sinks near Bali

Seven people are dead, and 11 more are missing in the choppy waters near Indonesia's Bali, authorities say.
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7 people are dead and 11 more are missing after a ferry sinks near Bali

Seven people are dead, and 11 more are missing in the choppy waters near Indonesia's Bali, authorities say.
Image Source: The Jakarta Post

Seven people are dead, and 11 more are missing in the choppy waters near Indonesia’s Bali, authorities say. 

A ferry, known as KMP Yunice, sank late last night about 30 minutes away from East Java’s Ketapang port. Of the 57 people aboard the vessel, 39 have been rescued so far, and authorities were continuing their search efforts early this morning. 

Officials were employing two tug boats and two inflatable boats as they navigated waves up to 13 feet high, said Bali Search and Rescue Agency chief Gede Darmada. 

Most of the people who had been rescued were unconscious when they were plucked from the turbulent water. 

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