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Bodies Of 10 Passengers Recovered From Missing Indonesian Surveillance Plane
Indonesian rescuers on Friday had found the bodies of 10 passengers on a fishery surveillance plane that went missing in Indonesia's South Sulawesi province at the weekend, the country's search and rescue agency said.
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Indonesian Diver Dies While Recovering Body Parts After Lion Air Crash
An Indonesian diver died while recovering body parts from the ill-fated Lion Air plane which crashed into the sea killing 189 people, an official said Saturday.
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"Must Update Family": Relatives Desperate For News On Plane Crash Victims
With four family members onboard Indonesia's ill-fated Lion Air jet, Febby Mellysa knows there will be no good news as she and scores of distraught relatives await the results of DNA tests on remains recovered from the crash.
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All Victims of Indonesia Plane Crash Recovered From Jungle
The bodies of all 54 people killed in a plane crash in eastern Indonesia have been recovered from a remote jungle site and flown to hospital, an official said Thursday.
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First Bodies Recovered From Indonesia Plane Crash Site
The first bodies of 54 people killed when a plane went down in eastern Indonesia were Wednesday carried from the remote crash site after bad weather hampered efforts to airlift them.
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Bad Weather Hampers Recovery Efforts After Indonesia Plane Crash
Bad weather on Wednesday hampered efforts to recover the bodies of 54 passengers and crew killed when a plane crashed in remote eastern Indonesia, an official said.
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Indonesian Divers Recover 6 More Bodies From AirAsia Crash
Indonesian divers have retrieved six more bodies from waters around the fuselage of the AirAsia jetliner that crashed in December in seas near western Indonesia.
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What's Still Not Known About AirAsia Jet and Why it Crashed
AirAsia Flight 8501 crashed into the Java Sea with 162 people on board, halfway into a Dec. 28 flight from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore. Dozens of bodies have been recovered, and search teams have detected what is believed to be the plane's wreckage, but many questions remain unanswered. Here are some of them:
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AirAsia Bodies Recovered, Some Still Belted Into Seats
Search crews have now recovered 30 bodies from the AirAsia crash, and an Indonesian navy official said that five of them were found still strapped in their seats.
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The Hunt For Crashed AirAsia Jet's Black Boxes as 10 Bodies Recovered
International experts equipped with sophisticated acoustic detection devices joined search teams scouring the sea off Borneo on Friday in the hunt for the black box flight recorders from a crashed Indonesia AirAsia passenger jet.
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Bodies Of 10 Passengers Recovered From Missing Indonesian Surveillance Plane
Indonesian rescuers on Friday had found the bodies of 10 passengers on a fishery surveillance plane that went missing in Indonesia's South Sulawesi province at the weekend, the country's search and rescue agency said.
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Indonesian Diver Dies While Recovering Body Parts After Lion Air Crash
An Indonesian diver died while recovering body parts from the ill-fated Lion Air plane which crashed into the sea killing 189 people, an official said Saturday.
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"Must Update Family": Relatives Desperate For News On Plane Crash Victims
With four family members onboard Indonesia's ill-fated Lion Air jet, Febby Mellysa knows there will be no good news as she and scores of distraught relatives await the results of DNA tests on remains recovered from the crash.
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All Victims of Indonesia Plane Crash Recovered From Jungle
The bodies of all 54 people killed in a plane crash in eastern Indonesia have been recovered from a remote jungle site and flown to hospital, an official said Thursday.
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First Bodies Recovered From Indonesia Plane Crash Site
The first bodies of 54 people killed when a plane went down in eastern Indonesia were Wednesday carried from the remote crash site after bad weather hampered efforts to airlift them.
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Bad Weather Hampers Recovery Efforts After Indonesia Plane Crash
Bad weather on Wednesday hampered efforts to recover the bodies of 54 passengers and crew killed when a plane crashed in remote eastern Indonesia, an official said.
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Indonesian Divers Recover 6 More Bodies From AirAsia Crash
Indonesian divers have retrieved six more bodies from waters around the fuselage of the AirAsia jetliner that crashed in December in seas near western Indonesia.
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What's Still Not Known About AirAsia Jet and Why it Crashed
AirAsia Flight 8501 crashed into the Java Sea with 162 people on board, halfway into a Dec. 28 flight from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore. Dozens of bodies have been recovered, and search teams have detected what is believed to be the plane's wreckage, but many questions remain unanswered. Here are some of them:
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AirAsia Bodies Recovered, Some Still Belted Into Seats
Search crews have now recovered 30 bodies from the AirAsia crash, and an Indonesian navy official said that five of them were found still strapped in their seats.
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The Hunt For Crashed AirAsia Jet's Black Boxes as 10 Bodies Recovered
International experts equipped with sophisticated acoustic detection devices joined search teams scouring the sea off Borneo on Friday in the hunt for the black box flight recorders from a crashed Indonesia AirAsia passenger jet.
