Indonesian authorities are searching for passengers after a ferry capsizes and sinks in the Java Sea. Multiple outlets report that at least 102 people are evacuated and that one or more deaths have been confirmed, with figures varying between reports as the response continues. Searches are carried out by hundreds of rescuers, including elements of Indonesia’s coast guard and navy.

Context on the incident differs across coverage. Some reports cite 129 or 130 people missing, while others mention 140 missing, reflecting updated counts or differences in what is included in the missing tally. Death toll figures also diverge: early reporting mentions one death, while other outlets say the confirmed death toll reaches six. Later accounts add that bad weather and rough conditions are linked to the sinking, and that salvage operations begin to right the capsized vessel even as the search continues.