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Search underway for about 140 people missing after Indonesian passenger ship overturns

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A passenger ferry carrying more than 240 people overturned in the Java Sea on Sunday during bad weather. Indonesian rescue teams are currently searching for approximately 140 passengers and crew members who remain missing following the incident.

Authorities have successfully rescued 102 to 103 individuals, while one fatality has been confirmed. Ongoing rescue efforts are reportedly being complicated by rough sea conditions in the region.

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Kathmandu Post Focuses on the operational challenges posed by rough weather conditions
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