No new missing victims found as search continues for sunken ferry in Indonesia's Bali Strait


A rescuer of Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) conducts search and rescue operations aboard a boat in waters near East Java, Indonesia, July 4, 2025. - Photo: Xinhua

JAKARTA: Indonesian rescue authorities said Friday (July 4) that no new missing victims have been found in the ongoing search for those who disappeared after a ferry sank in the Bali Strait.

The joint Search and Rescue (SAR) team has entered its second day of operations following the sinking of the KM Tunu Pratama Jaya ferry on Wednesday night.

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