A ferry catches fire off the coast of Indonesia’s Madura Island, and at least five people die while 41 remain missing, according to search and rescue officials. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurs while the vessel is at sea and that responders carry out a major search and rescue operation to locate passengers and crew believed to be in the water. BBC Sport reports the ferry has 271 people on board, while some other coverage cites lower figures around 250 people, though all accounts are consistent that the ship carries a large number of passengers and that only a portion are accounted for after the blaze. Rescue teams work to trace missing people and assess the scene following the fire. The cause of the fire is not confirmed in the reports summarized, with Deutsche Welle noting that the cause remains unclear. The latest information across outlets focuses on the confirmed death toll, the number of missing, and ongoing efforts to find survivors and recover those lost.