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AirAsia ගුවන්යානයක් අතුරුදන්
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Kiyana widiyata danata hoyagena thiyenne bodies 3naitwo women and one man
More than 40 bodies been recovered by Indonesian Navy
And they say the Navy been very busy because there are many more floating
More than 40 bodies been recovered by Indonesian Navy
And they say the Navy been very busy because there are many more floating
Sonar may have detected wreckage from AirAsia Flight QZ8501
Indonesian searchers battled bad weather Wednesday in their efforts to find more remains from AirAsia Flight QZ8501, a day after the first signs of debris were spotted.There was conflicting information about whether any parts of the plane had been located underwater.One search official told CNN that he believes sonar equipment has detected wreckage from the plane at the bottom of the sea.
"I think that that's the case," said Muhammad Hernanto, the head of search and rescue for the city of Surabaya, where Flight 8501 began its journey on Sunday. He was dialing back earlier comments he made to CNN in which he said the sonar equipment had located wreckage from the plane.Indonesia's national search and rescue chief said the body of the aircraft hasn't yet been discovered.
"Until now, we haven't found the plane," Bambang Soelistyo said, according to Indonesia's national news agency Antara. "We've only found seven bodies to this day."The grim discovery Tuesday of parts of the missing plane and several bodies on the surface of the sea dealt a heartbreaking blow to families whose loved ones were lost.
Debris was found 100-200 kilometers (60-120 miles) from the aircraft's last known location over the Java Sea, Indonesia's search and rescue agency said.
Seven bodies -- four men and three women -- have been recovered from the water so far, Soelistyo said. One of the women found was wearing a flight attendant's uniform, he said.
Search teams are looking for other bodies and parts of the plane, including its so-called black boxes. Those could help investigators determine what went wrong on the flight, which lost contact with air traffic controllers on Sunday with 162 people aboard.Sonar equipment has been searching the bottom of the sea, tens of meters below the water's surface, according to SB Supriyadi, the search agency's director of operations.
Dozens of ambulances were lined up in the Indonesian city of Surabaya, ready to carry any bodies recovered.The search isn't easy; heavy wind and rain, as well as big waves, are hampering efforts, officials said.
Indonesian searchers battled bad weather Wednesday in their efforts to find more remains from AirAsia Flight QZ8501, a day after the first signs of debris were spotted.There was conflicting information about whether any parts of the plane had been located underwater.One search official told CNN that he believes sonar equipment has detected wreckage from the plane at the bottom of the sea.
"I think that that's the case," said Muhammad Hernanto, the head of search and rescue for the city of Surabaya, where Flight 8501 began its journey on Sunday. He was dialing back earlier comments he made to CNN in which he said the sonar equipment had located wreckage from the plane.Indonesia's national search and rescue chief said the body of the aircraft hasn't yet been discovered.
"Until now, we haven't found the plane," Bambang Soelistyo said, according to Indonesia's national news agency Antara. "We've only found seven bodies to this day."The grim discovery Tuesday of parts of the missing plane and several bodies on the surface of the sea dealt a heartbreaking blow to families whose loved ones were lost.
Debris was found 100-200 kilometers (60-120 miles) from the aircraft's last known location over the Java Sea, Indonesia's search and rescue agency said.
Seven bodies -- four men and three women -- have been recovered from the water so far, Soelistyo said. One of the women found was wearing a flight attendant's uniform, he said.
Search teams are looking for other bodies and parts of the plane, including its so-called black boxes. Those could help investigators determine what went wrong on the flight, which lost contact with air traffic controllers on Sunday with 162 people aboard.Sonar equipment has been searching the bottom of the sea, tens of meters below the water's surface, according to SB Supriyadi, the search agency's director of operations.
Dozens of ambulances were lined up in the Indonesian city of Surabaya, ready to carry any bodies recovered.The search isn't easy; heavy wind and rain, as well as big waves, are hampering efforts, officials said.
අද දවල් වෙද්දි බොඩීස් 7ක් හොයන් තිබුණා..එකක් එයාර් හොස්ටර් කෙනෙක් ගේ ඒක නම් අයිති කෙනාවම කන්ෆම් කරන් තිබුණා.. Flight එක උඩදි බ්ලාස්ට් වෙලා වැටුණ කතාවක් තමා දැන් කියන්නේ.. මොකද හම්බෙලා තියෙන එක බොඩි එකකවත් ලයිෂ් ජැකට් එක තිබිලා නෑ ලු.. අද රෑ වෙද්දි මොනව කියුවද දන්නේ නෑ..මිනිස්සු දුකෙන් හිටිය නිසා ද මන්දා මේ පාර මෙහේ එහෙමකට fireworks තිබුණේ නෑ.. (නොතිබ්බෙත් නෑ .... ඒත් ගිය අවුරුද්දේ තරම් නෑ..)
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