FEW CLUES IN FERRY LOSS  A woman whose relatives were on board a missing ferry, cries next to a board featuring names of passengers at a center set up in Siwa, in South Sulawesi, Indonesia on December 21. The search resumed on December 21 for a ferry missing in central Indonesia with more than 100 people on board, despite nearly two days passing since the stricken vessel was last heard from. Siwa is where the ferry had been destined before it sent out a distress signal and lost contact with authorities. AFP PHOTO
FEW CLUES IN FERRY LOSS
A woman whose relatives were on board a missing ferry, cries next to a board featuring names of passengers at a center set up in Siwa, in South Sulawesi, Indonesia on December 21. The search resumed on December 21 for a ferry missing in central Indonesia with more than 100 people on board, despite nearly two days passing since the stricken vessel was last heard from. Siwa is where the ferry had been destined before it sent out a distress signal and lost contact with authorities. AFP PHOTO

JAKARTA: The search resumed Monday for a ferry missing in central Indonesia with more than 100 people on board, despite nearly two days passing since the stricken vessel was last heard from.

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