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Boat missing off Indonesian coast, 'five Dutch on board'
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- Among them are five Dutch people, the AP news agency reports, based on Indonesian authorities.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cannot yet confirm this and says it is looking into it.
- The vessel had left Tanjung Una-una on Friday morning (local time) for a trip to the port of Marisa, in neighboring Gorontalo province.
A motorboat with thirteen people on board is missing off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. Among them are five Dutch people, the AP news agency reports, based on Indonesian authorities. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cannot yet confirm this and says it is looking into it.
In addition to the Dutch, there are three Germans, a Belgian, a Czech, a French and two Indonesian crew members on board, according to AP. The vessel had left Tanjung Una-una on Friday morning (local time) for a trip to the port of Marisa, in neighboring Gorontalo province. The boat did not arrive there. A search was launched on Friday afternoon, but as far as we know it has not yielded anything.
Source: NOS
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