Rescuers in Indonesia hunt for missing passenger after 274 rescued from ferry fire – South China Morning Post
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Search and rescue teams are looking for a person still missing after hundreds were rescued from a passenger ferry that caught fire in Indonesia’s Maluku Sea, local officials said on Sunday.Passenger ferry KM Karya Indah was travelling in a remote part of the Indonesian archipelago, from Ternate in the province of North Maluku towards Sanana on the island of Sulabes, when the fire broke out early on Saturday morning.Dramatic footage from Indonesia’s search and rescue agency showed the vessel…Read More
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