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        "id": 1193406,
        "msgid": "10-bodies-found-after-sinking-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-12-16 00:00:00",
        "title": "10 bodies found after sinking",
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        "summary": "10 bodies found after sinking KENDARI, Southeast Sulawesi: Rescue workers from the Pakue subdistrict have discovered 10 more bodies of people drowned when two boats sank in rough seas in Bone Bay, South Sulawesi, on Monday. As of yesterday, estimates of the number of casualties in the accident still varied. The Kompas daily reported that 23 people had been found dead, saying that 125 others were alive and had been brought to safety.",
        "content": "<p>10 bodies found after sinking<\/p>\n<p>KENDARI, Southeast Sulawesi: Rescue workers from the Pakue<br>\nsubdistrict have discovered 10 more bodies of people drowned when<br>\ntwo boats sank in rough seas in Bone Bay, South Sulawesi, on<br>\nMonday.<\/p>\n<p>As of yesterday, estimates of the number of casualties in the<br>\naccident still varied. The Kompas daily reported that 23 people<br>\nhad been found dead, saying that 125 others were alive and had<br>\nbeen brought to safety.<\/p>\n<p>The Antara news agency quoted sources at the Kolaka military<br>\ndivision, which was involved in the rescue operation, as saying<br>\nthat eight bodies were discovered on Thursday and two others<br>\nyesterday in the waters off Batunong, in the north of Kolaka<br>\nregency.<\/p>\n<p>Among the eight victims discovered on Thursday were Baba, aged<br>\n65, Musa Luang, 38, and Nasira, 6. The other five have yet to be<br>\nidentified. The two victims found yesterday were Andi Murni, 25<br>\nand Andi Tahir, 25.<\/p>\n<p>Rescue workers were still searching yesterday for 33 people<br>\nstill unaccounted for since the accident.<\/p>\n<p>The two ships, the KM Bunga Coklat 01 and the KM Belibis 02,<br>\nwhich were en route from Kolaka to Siwa in South Sulawesi when<br>\nthe tragedy occurred on Monday afternoon. According to one<br>\nreport, the Belibis responded to a distress call from the Bunga<br>\nCoklat, sinking as it tried to accommodate passengers from the<br>\nother boat.<\/p>\n<p>According to Kolaka harbor officials, the total number of<br>\npassengers aboard both boats was 168.<\/p>\n<p>Sources said that news of the Monday's accident only reached<br>\nthe Kolaka authorities on Thursday because of poor communication.<br>\n(rms)<\/p>",
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