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Disappeared Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402 running out of oxygen supply

Disappeared Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402 running out of oxygen supply 22 Apr, 2021 09:52 PM 4 minutes to read The KRI Nanggala submarine is believed to have disappeared in waters about 95km north of Bali. Photo / AP The KRI Nanggala submarine is believed to have disappeared in waters about 95km north of Bali. Photo / AP news.com.au By: Andrew Backhouse There are growing fears for the crew of a submarine that went missing with 53 people aboard off the coast of Bali. Authorities lost contact with Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402 after it submerged early Wednesday (local time) during a torpedo drill. The crew could have enough oxygen until early Saturday, but hope is fading as rescuers continue to search waters near where it disappeared.

Indonesia Looking for Submarine, with 53 Aboard, that May Be Too Deep to Help

Indonesia Looking for Submarine, with 53 Aboard, that May Be Too Deep to Help The Indonesian Navy submarine KRI Nanggala takes part in a drill off Cilegon, Indonesia, in this Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017, photo. (AP photo) 22 Apr 2021 AKARTA, Indonesia Indonesian navy ships searched Thursday for a submarine that likely sank too deep to retrieve, making survival chances for the 53 people on board slim. Authorities said oxygen in the submarine would run out by early Saturday. The diesel-powered KRI Nanggala 402 was participating in a training exercise Wednesday when it missed a scheduled reporting call. Officials reported an oil slick and the smell of diesel fuel near the starting position of its last dive, about 96 kilometers (60 miles) north of the resort island of Bali, though there was no conclusive evidence that they were linked to the submarine.

Indonesia submarine missing, oxygen running out with 53 on board

Lost submarine in Indonesia leaves rescuers frantic as 53 on board near end of oxygen Submarine with 53 crew aboard may be too deep to recover; oxygen could be depleted by Saturday. Janet Loehrke, Stephen J. Beard and George Petras, USA TODAY Published 3:29 pm UTC Apr. 23, 2021 Rescuers desperately search for lost Indonesia submarine as oxygen runs out for crew of 53 Rescuers are searching for a lost Indonesian submarine that is running out of oxygen with 53 crew members on board. USA TODAY Rescue efforts continue for a missing Indonesian submarine with 53 crew aboard, believed sunk in deep water about 60 miles north of Bali.

Missing Indonesian submarine has few hours of oxygen left as rescue teams hone in on radar contact

We WILL find you: Indonesian officer hunting for missing submarine looks at pictures of lost crew as search team hones in on radar contact with oxygen set to run out in just hours Oxygen reserves on the missing KRI Nanggala will run out at 3am local time tomorrow, officials have said  Rescuers discovered an object with a high magnetism between 165ft and 300ft beneath the surface The KRI Nanggala-402 submarine vanished in 2,300ft waters near Bali on Wednesday along with 53 sailors  Fears are growing amid a desperate search that the German-made vessel may have sunk too low to save  French navy vice admiral says if submarine went down below 2,296ft it would likely have broken up   

Race against time to find missing submarine before crew runs out of air

Race against time to find missing submarine before crew runs out of air William Langley With just hours to spare until the oxygen runs out aboard a missing submarine, Indonesia s navy on Friday dispatched two ships and several helicopters to scour the area where a strongly magnetic item was located underwater. The United States was assisting in the increasingly desperate search for the vessel, which dropped off the map on Wednesday with 53 crew. If the submarine was still intact, officials said it would have enough oxygen to last until just 3 p.m. ET on Friday. Download the NBC News app for breaking news and politics

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