Selasa, 1 Februari 2011 | 13:17 WIB
Reuters The damaged Indonesian Laut Teduh 2 ferry, which caught fire, is towed to Anyer beach in Indonesias Banten province January 28, 2011. At least eleven people were killed on Friday after a fire broke out on the ferry, which was heading to Sumatra island, according to a local television reporter. Around 200 passengers were onboard the ferry and about 100 have been rescued by passing vessels.
MERAK, KOMPAS.com — Indonesian police say they have arrested three people in connection with a ferry fire last week that killed 27 people. Marine police Maj. Noman Trisapto says the three includes a bus driver who allegedly threw down a lit cigarette that started the fire.
Trisapto says the ferry’s captain and engineer were also arrested Tuesday on suspicion of negligence after police questioned dozens of witnesses. The ferry was carrying more than 400 people when it left Java island for neighboring Sumatra on Friday.
It appears the fire broke out on the deck used by cars and trucks loaded with cargo. Trisapto says the death toll climbed to 27 after more bodies were found Tuesday in the wreckage. Nearly 200 people were injured.
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