A ferry catches fire near the Indonesian island of Bali, prompting an urgent rescue effort. Reported numbers vary by outlet coverage, but all describe a large-scale evacuation in which more than 100 people are saved, while crews continue working to reach additional passengers who may still be trapped or at sea.
Rescue operations involve emergency response crews evacuating survivors from the immediate area and searching for others linked to the incident. Some reports emphasize the “race” to rescue people as the fire develops, while coverage is framed around the ongoing nature of the operation and uncertainty about how many people still need to be located. Across the outlets, the focus remains on the continuation of rescue and recovery work following the fire near Bali and the transfer of survivors to safety.
