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12 Survive Indonesia Jet Crash; 90 Die

Monday, January 01, 2007 11:40:40 PM
By ZAKKI HAKIM

An unidentified relative of a passenger of a missing plane weeps as she waits for news  at the airport in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia, Tuesday, Jan 2, 2007. An Indonesian passenger plane carrying 102 people disappeared in stormy weather Monday, and rescue teams were sent to search an area where military aviation officials feared the Boeing 737-400 may have crashed. Transport Minister Hatta Radjasa said a distress signal was picked up over Sulawesi, a major island in the Indonesian archipelago about 750 kilometers (470 miles) from the Adam Air flight's destination. He said emergency crews were on their way to search for survivors. (AP Photo/ Hendra Pradana)JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Rescuers found the smoldering wreckage Tuesday of an Indonesian jetliner that went missing during a storm, and officials said 90 people were killed but 12 survived in the country's second major disaster in days. Monday's crash followed the sinking of a passenger ferry late Friday in Indonesia's Java Sea that left 400 people dead or missing.

The Boeing 737 operated by local carrier Adam Air crashed in a mountainous region of Sulawesi island in the northeast of the sprawling archipelagic nation, said local police Chief Col. Genot Hariyanto.

The 17-year-old plane carried six crew and 96 passengers, including 11 children. The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta said three Americans were aboard, but there was no immediate word on whether they survived or on their identities.


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