Two Chinese ships arrive in Indonesia to help salvage sunken sub

JAKARTA, May 4 (dpa): Two Chinese ships have arrived in Indonesia to help salvage the wreckage of a military submarine that sank off Bali last month with 53 crew members on board.

The Nantuo-195 tug ship and the Yong Xing Dao-863 salvage and rescue vessel belonging to the People's Liberation Army arrived in Bali's waters on Sunday, the Indonesian Navy said on Monday.

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