Dozens feared missing after Indonesian ferry sinks

A ship packed with scores of people heading home for the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan sank in central Indonesia, killing at least five passengers. Dozens were feared missing today.

Dozens feared missing after Indonesian ferry sinks

A ship packed with scores of people heading home for the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan sank in central Indonesia, killing at least five passengers. Dozens were feared missing today.

Emergency vessels and local fishermen picked up 117 survivors after the ferry sank near Ambon yesterday and a search continued for additional survivors, said police Lieutenant Tony Sugadra.

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