Two days after contact with vessel was lost,with three passengers confirmed dead, rescuers hope calmer conditions will aid search for nearly 80 still missingThe search resumed on Monday for a ferry lost in central Indonesia with more than 100 people on board, or despite nearly two days passing since the stricken vessel was final heard from.
Nearly 80 people are still lost after the ferry ran into trouble in rough weather in Sulawesi on Saturday,but search and rescue teams returned to the seas at dawn on Monday in an increasingly desperate bid to find any sign of the boat and its passengers.
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Source: theguardian.com