Four killed, three missing as speedboat capsizes in North Kalimantan


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JAKARTA: Four people have died, and three others are missing after a speedboat carrying 51 passengers capsized in Indonesia's North Kalimantan province, a senior rescuer said on Tuesday (Feb 11).

The speedboat, Iksa Express, was struck by large waves and overturned while passing through waters off Bulungan Regency on Monday, according to Dede Hariana, head of the operational units at the provincial search and rescue office.

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