September 14, 2026
Over 120 Missing After Indonesian Ferry Capsizes in Java Sea Live
What we know
- A passenger ferry capsized in rough seas off Indonesia's Java Sea.
- At least six people have died in the incident.
- More than 120 passengers remain missing and unaccounted for.
- Rescue operations are ongoing to find survivors and recover victims.
- The incident underscores the risks of ferry travel in the region due to challenging weather conditions.
Live updates
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Over 120 Missing After Indonesian Ferry Capsizes in Java Sea
At least six people have died and more than 120 remain unaccounted for after a passenger ferry capsized in rough seas off Indonesia's Java Sea, officials confirmed. Rescue operations are ongoing as authorities work to locate survivors and recover victims. The incident highlights the risks of ferry travel in the region, where accidents are not uncommon due to challenging weather conditions.
What we’ll be tracking
Why it matters
The ferry capsizing has resulted in at least six deaths and over 120 people missing, underscoring the severe human toll of the disaster.
The incident highlights ongoing risks associated with ferry travel in the Java Sea, particularly due to challenging weather conditions.
Ongoing rescue operations emphasize the urgency and scale of the response needed to locate survivors and recover victims.