Indonesian Passenger Ferry Sinks, Four Dead, 38 Missing

Passenger ferry Sinks in Indonesia: A passenger ship has sunk in Indonesia, resulting in the loss of four lives so far.

Incidents of passenger ferry sinking occur from time to time in various locations. In the last two years, there has been an increase in such incidents. Another such incident has occurred. This incident is from Indonesia, where a passenger ferry sank early Thursday morning, 3 July, in the Bali Strait. According to reports, the ferry was travelling from Ketapang Seaport in Banyuwangi Regency, East Java, to Gilimanuk Seaport in Jembrana Regency, Bali Island, when it sank.

4 Deaths Reported

Four people have died as a result of the passenger ferry sinking in Indonesia's Bali Strait. Authorities have confirmed this. However, there are fears that the death toll may rise further.

38 Still Missing, 23 Rescued

Following the accident, 38 people are still missing. 23 people survived and have been admitted to nearby hospitals for treatment.

Search and Rescue Operation Underway

A search and rescue operation was launched following the incident and is still ongoing. Efforts are being made to find and rescue the missing people. A team of more than 20 people is involved. However, strong winds and high waves are hindering the search and rescue operation.