At least four survivors were pulled from choppy waters in central Indonesia on Sunday as high waves and bad weather hampered attempts to reach a sinking passenger boat with more than 120 people aboard, officials said.
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News website Detik.com earlier said 108 people were on board the ship which was heading across the Gulf of Boni for South Sulawesi when it “sank”.
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Three ships have been deployed to find the missing ferry, which police said was still afloat with a broken engine, but out of radio contact.
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Officials said the past contact from the captain of the boat stated that water was starting to go into the boat.
Six rescue boats and ships were sent from Central and South Sulawesi provinces, he said.
There was no mention of casualties, but Indonesia’s search and rescue agency and navy have been notified.
“At 15:45 WITA, head of Kolaka port administration received a phone call from the boat crew that the boat encountered accident due to high waves”, the spokesperson said.
Another local media site, Kompas.com, also reported the boat sank, saying 122 people were on board.
Spokesman for the national search and rescue office Zainul Tjahar said, “There is no report that the boat had capsized”.
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Indonesia has more than 17,000 islands linked by ferries, but these services are plagued by a poor safety record.
