Was Reported Missing, 6 Shipwreck Crews In The Waters Of Bangis Water Were Found In Malingi, West Sumatra

West Pasaman Police Chief AKBP Agung Basuki and a joint team while looking for victims of the ship sinking in the waters of Air Bangis, Saturday. The victim was finally found safe in Maligi waters.

SIMPANG FOUR - Six passengers on the fishing boat Bagan Roses 01 who disappeared after being hit by a storm in Sikabau Beach, waters, Air Bangis, West Pasaman Regency, West Sumatra were found safe in Malingi. "All of the victims have been found safe in the waters of Maligi, Sasak Ranah PAssia District," said West Pasaman Police Chief AKBP Agung Basuki after going directly to look for victims, quoted by ANTARA, Saturday, March 25. He said the condition of the six victims, namely Mak Iye (58), Rudi (45), Fildi (17), Afif (18), Akak (36), and Aan (22) were found floating in the sea and exhausted.

"Seeing their condition, the community and the team immediately rescued the victims," he said. According to him, the ship sank in a storm at Sikabau Beach in the waters of Air Bangis, West Pasaman Regency, West Sumatra, causing 12 people to sink and six of them managed to survive. He said the six survivors were Alan (40), Arif (17), Asdar (23), Yarif (24), Andre (17) and Ibnu (18). Meanwhile, six people had disappeared and were found safe in the waters of Maligi Saturday, March 25 afternoon. He said that the sinking of the ship began on Friday at around 22.00 WIB, information was obtained that the ship sank at Sikabau Waters Beach. Air Bangis West Pasaman. Get the information was a joint team from SAR, Polri, BPBD, TNI and the community immediately searched. Three fast boats belonging to the community moved to the location, one chart, one Indonesian Navy rubber boat also moved to the location.

Then, one Basarnas rubber boat, one RIB Polres, one POS AL rubber boat, and a fishing boat conducted a search.

The sinking chart ship has a length of 12 meters, the color of the ship is red and blue. Initial information on the ship was hit by a fairly strong storm on Friday, March 24 in the waters of Air Bangis.