On the morning of September 14, local time, Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Service said that the passenger ship that had an accident in the Java Sea is still floating in the Java Sea, and the hull is in an inverted state. As of the early morning of the 14th, 6 people had died as a result of the accident, and 129 people were still missing. The search and rescue operation dispatched multiple ships, multiple aircraft, and helicopters, and used naval divers, special frogman forces, and maritime drones to focus on searching for missing persons. The Indonesian passenger ship carrying 243 people sank in the Java Sea on the 13th. Prior to the incident, the passenger ship had reported bad weather.

On the morning of September 14, local time, Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Service said that the passenger ship that had an accident in the Java Sea is still floating in the Java Sea, and the hull is in an inverted state. As of the early morning of the 14th, 6 people had died as a result of the accident, and 129 people were still missing. The search and rescue operation dispatched multiple ships, multiple aircraft, and helicopters, and used naval divers, special frogman forces, and maritime drones to focus on searching for missing persons. The Indonesian passenger ship carrying 243 people sank in the Java Sea on the 13th. Prior to the incident, the passenger ship had reported bad weather.