Missing Indonesian submarine: Slim chance of survivors, says maritime expert | THE BIG STORY

Indonesian Navy Chief Yudo Margono said on Thursday (April 22) that oxygen supplies onboard the vessel would last 72 hours from the time the submarine went missing, which means that they would run out of air around 3am on Saturday. Indonesia's National Maritime Institute executive director told The Straits Times that the chances of survivors being found on the submarine that went missing in waters off Bali are slim. https://str.sg/JFSo

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