Indonesian Navy says sub will run out of oxygen by Saturday

Indonesian Navy says sub will run out of oxygen by Saturday
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Jakarta/Singapore/Canberra | The Indonesian Navy believes there is enough oxygen on a missing submarine to keep the 53 men on board alive until Saturday morning.
Navy chief of staff Admiral Yudo Margono said the oxygen capacity of KRI Nanggala was 72 hours. The navy has failed to find any trace of the submarine, which disappeared after asking for permission to dive in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Members of National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) preparing for the search mission on Wednesday. 
AP
Two Indonesian Navy vessels are at the location of an oil spill in waters north of Bali where the last contact with the submarine was at 3am local time (1am AEDT) on Wednesday. Nothing is known about the condition of the submarine or the crew.

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