Rescue operations have intensified after an Indonesian ferry capsized in rough seas, leaving 129 people still missing as teams race against time to find survivors.
Rescuers have deployed ships, aircraft and drones to search a wide area of water, with crews looking for passengers who may still be clinging to debris from the vessel.
Dozens of people have already been confirmed dead in the disaster, while rescue teams continue to recover victims and search for those unaccounted for.
The ferry suddenly capsized in difficult sea conditions, sending passengers into the water and creating a major emergency for authorities and rescue workers.
Operations have been complicated by deteriorating weather, with rough seas and poor conditions threatening to slow the search and make it harder for rescuers to reach affected areas.
Authorities have warned that the death toll could rise significantly as the search moves into deeper waters, where many victims may have been trapped or swept away.
Rescue teams are continuing the operation, using every available resource to locate survivors and recover those still missing as families await news of their loved ones.
