Rescue divers in Indonesia recover three bodies from a passenger ferry that capsizes and sinks in the Java Sea, as a salvage operation gets under way. Reports say the divers are able to enter the wreck during the operation and retrieve the remains.
The outlets also agree that the incident involves a large number of people on board, with more than 100 passengers still missing. A Navy official cited by one report describes the operation and indicates that the search and recovery effort continues beyond the initial recovery of bodies. The coverage focuses on the shift from rescue to salvage—trying to right or retrieve the ship—while maintaining attention on the missing passengers.
Across the sources, the core details remain consistent: three bodies are recovered, divers gain access to the sunken vessel as salvage begins, and the majority of passengers are still unaccounted for. Differences are mainly in wording and emphasis, with some outlets leading with the recovery while others highlight the salvage effort to right the ship.
