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Nanggala submarine salvage mission finds two life rafts but no bodies

Advertisement Singapore: Two life rafts from a lost Indonesian submarine have been retrieved from the floor of the ocean near Bali but the China-led recovery operation has not been able to find the bodies of any of the 53 men who were aboard. There were no survivors when the 40-year-old KRI Nanggala 402 sub sunk to a depth of 838 metres during a training exercise on April 21 and was later found by an underwater robot broken into several pieces. A submarine crewmanâs escape suit recovered from the site where submarine KRI Nanggala sank in Bali Sea, Indonesia. Credit:Indonesian Navy But as an Indonesian navy investigation continues into the submarineâs demise, the international effort to salvage the wreckage is continuing.

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Sunken Indonesian submarine s life raft lifted with assistance of Chinese navy - China News

Sunken Indonesian submarine s life raft lifted with assistance of Chinese navy - China News
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Nanggala submarine salvage mission finds two life rafts but no bodies

Nanggala submarine salvage mission finds two life rafts but no bodies
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Internal wave: Frightening thing that sunk Indonesian submarine

Internal wave: Frightening thing that sunk Indonesian submarine 2 May, 2021 06:18 PM 5 minutes to read Indonesian officials confirmed that all 53 crew of lost sub are dead. Video / Sky News Australia Indonesian officials confirmed that all 53 crew of lost sub are dead. Video / Sky News Australia news.com.au By: Phoebe Loomes A frightening invisible natural force is believed to have dragged an Indonesian submarine deep into Balinese waters last week. The KRI Nanggala 402 lost contact after it submerged during a routine training exercise in the Bali Sea last Wednesday. Previously recorded video of Indonesia Navy crew singing a song on board submarine KRI 402 Nanggala . The sub sank a few days ago with loss of all 53 crew on board. Rest in peace brothers. pic.twitter.com/jq2UodLoYt Badr (@Badruddeen) April 26, 2021

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Frightening thing that sunk missing sub

A frightening invisible natural force is believed to have dragged an Indonesian submarine deep into Balinese waters last week.

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