Indonesian rescuers recover additional bodies from the wreck of a ferry that capsized in the Java Sea two weeks ago, bringing the death toll to 64. Outlets report that dozens of passengers remain unaccounted for, with 71 people still listed as missing.
The reports focus on ongoing search and recovery operations rather than new details about the cause of the capsizing. While the outlets use similar figures, they differ slightly in phrasing—some describe “dozens” as missing alongside a specific count. All accounts frame the latest update as the result of continued efforts at the crash site and in associated recovery areas.
No source in the provided excerpts attributes the disaster to a specific cause or names additional suspects. Instead, the coverage emphasizes the scale of fatalities and the uncertainty around the remaining missing passengers as authorities continue work to determine the full outcome of the incident.
