A ferry carrying 65 passengers sank near Bali, Indonesia, in what has become a tragic incident that has left 4 confirmed deaths and 3,000 people missing. The vessel was en route to the popular tourist island when it encountered difficulties, prompting a search and rescue operation.
Family members of the victims are awaiting updates on the status of those still missing, as authorities continue their efforts to locate and recover the remaining individuals. The tragedy has raised questions about the safety of maritime transport in the region, with calls for improved regulations and oversight.
Officials have not yet released details about the cause of the sinking, but they have confirmed that the incident is under investigation. The Indonesian government has pledged to cooperate fully with the search and rescue efforts, as well as to implement any necessary safety measures moving forward.