Minister of Foreign Affairs calls on South Korea to find three missing Indonesian crews

KOMPAS.com – Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi called on the South Korean government to show commitment and vigilance when looking for three crew members aboard a cruise ship crash in South Korea [19659002] It was declared in a written statement from the Indonesian Foreign Ministry received in Jakarta on Thursday (26/7/2018).

"The Government of Indonesia is committed to providing protection to Indonesian citizens abroad." The South Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs, Retno Marsudi, made the statement during the meeting. A bilateral meeting with the South Korean Foreign Minister, Kang Kyung-Hwa, at the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Previously, no less than three (ABK) crew members 39, Indonesia who worked on a fishing boat from South Korea (19459002) Read: Three Indonesian crews missing in a ship accident in Japanese waters

The Embbady of the United States Republic of Indonesia (KBRI) has accepted information on accidents and the disappearance of the Indonesian crew) in Seoul from the Busan Coast Guard

Thursday (July 26) at 07:00 at sea, Tokyo , in Japan, was a collision between two boats from

The 101 Keumyangho ship sank, and there were 18 Indonesian crew members aboard. A total of 15 crew members survived and three crew members lost in the sea.

While other crew members were coming from South Korea (seven people ), Philippines (six people) and Vietnam (seven people). try to find the missing crew, including three from Indonesia.

Up to now, the embbady in Seoul has continued to coordinate with authorities in South Korea, including the Busan Coast Guard, for the search process

(Antara )