BALI: Submarine rescue vessels from Singapore and Malaysia are estimated to arrive in Bali, Indonesia, to assist in the search of the missing KRI Nanggala 402 this weekend.
Indonesia’s military spokesman Major General Achmad Riad said on Thursday morning that Singapore is sending MV Swift Rescue.“Swift Rescue is estimated to arrive on location on Apr 24,” he said in a statement.READ: Indonesian navy searching for missing submarine with 53 on board; oil spill found near dive position
The KRI Nanggala 402 had gone missing on Wednesday with 53 people on board when taking part in a torpedo drill in north Bali waters. Contact with the vessel was lost at 4.30am, after it asked for permission to dive at 3am.The ministry said an oil spill was spotted near the dive position at 7am Western Indonesian time, and two navy vessels with sonar capability have been deployed to assist in the search.
Other countries that have offered rescue assistance included the United States, Germany, France, Turkey, India, Russia and Australia, Mr Riad said on Thursday.
Praying and hoping for a quick n safe rescue 🙏
OMG! Could it be deep underneath after it hit by rock seabed. Pray that they are all fine.
Hala🙊
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