This Appearance Of Debris Includes A Cable Allegedly Belonging To Sriwijaya SJ-182

JAKARTA - The black bag found allegedly related to the Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 aircraft was opened by the joint team of Basarnas and related parties including the National Police. There appeared to be debris and cables.

"What was informed this afternoon as a part of the debris debris of the aircraft we brought here was brought by one of the Basarnas sea riders and later we will inform the KNKT and coordinate with DVI," said Kabasarnas Marshal Madya Bagus Puruhito in an interview broadcast by Metro TV. , Sunday, January 10 in the morning.

This finding was reported by the Pospol in Lancang Island, Seribu Islands. This location is the coordinate point for the Sriwijaya Air plane, the Jakarta-Pontianak route, lost contact.

"We cannot suppose (the found items) are still waiting for the KNKT and DVI and we contact Sriwijaya technicians," said Bagus.

From the picture, you can see the blue flakes as well as the cables. There are parts of the findings that are put into an orange body bag. But there is no further information from the location of the JICT2 Command Post, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta

Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 aircraft took off at 14:36 WIB, Saturday, January 9. One minute later the plane was at an altitude of 1,700 feet and allowed to rise to an altitude of 29,000 feet following instrument standards

"At 14:40 Sriwijaya did not go to 075 degrees but to the northwest, therefore ATC was asked to report the direction of the plane. Not long after, in a matter of seconds, SJY 182 disappeared from radar, "said Minister of Transportation Budi Karya Sumadi, Saturday, January 9.

There are 50 passengers and 12 crew of Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 aircraft. Of the total passengers, there are 7 children and 3 babies.

The Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 aircraft had its departure delayed for 30 minutes. The reason was the heavy rain.

A massive search operation was carried out by a joint team. The TNI elite team was also deployed.

KRI Rigel belonging to the Indonesian Navy's Hydrographic and Oceanographic Center (Pushidrosal) has also been deployed. KRI Rigel has Multibeam Echosounder EM2040 technology and Side Scan Sonar to record underwater objects.

"Tonight a KRI Rigel was also sent which can carry out 3-dimensional photos under water. There, they immediately searched and took pictures of what was in the search and rescue area, ”said the Commander of the First Command, Rear Admiral Abdul Rasyid in an interview at JICT 2, Jakarta, Saturday, January 9.