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The death toll from a capsized ship in Indonesia's Java Sea has risen to 66, with 93 passengers still missing. Search efforts are ongoing.
The death toll from a ferry capsize in Indonesia's Java Sea has risen to 42, with search teams recovering 14 additional bodies. Approximately 93 passengers remain missing as the search operation continues. Separately, an attack on a police headquarters in Pakistan resulted in 31 fatalities.
Maritime accidents are a recurring concern in Indonesia due to its vast archipelago and often aging vessels. The ongoing search highlights the scale of the tragedy and the challenges faced by rescue efforts. The Pakistan incident points to the persistent security challenges in the country.
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All sources: The death toll from a capsized vessel in Indonesia's Java Sea has risen, with hundreds still missing as search operations continue.
Key divergence: Sources differ on the specific locations and nature of the incidents, with some reporting on a ferry sinking in Indonesia and others on an attack at a police headquarters in Pakistan or a tragedy in the Caspian Sea.
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