Ministry coordinates with S. Korea to find missing Indonesian crew (opens original article in a new tab)

Indonesian and South Korean authorities are conducting search and rescue operations for two missing Indonesian crew members following a maritime collision near Busan, with the Indonesian Embassy providing support to families and the government emphasizing improved fishing industry standards.

• Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs coordinates with South Korean Coast Guard to search for two missing Indonesian crew members off Busan
• Six crew members were saved after a fishing vessel collided with an LPG carrier, with two Indonesians still missing
• South Korean authorities deployed joint rescue fleet including coast guard, navy, helicopters, and local boats to locate missing victims
• Indonesian Embassy in Seoul provides real-time updates and consular assistance to families of missing crew members
• Indonesian government ratified ILO Convention 188 to improve working conditions for fishing crews