Six dead, 130 missing as passenger ship hits bad weather
13-09-2026 07:46 via abc.net.au

Six dead, 130 missing as passenger ship hits bad weather

Communication was lost with an Indonesian passenger ship carrying more than 240 people in the Java Sea. Rescuers say 107 have been evacuated
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