The Sriwijaya plane that crashed shortly after taking off from Jakarta on Saturday (January 9) had passed important checks for its airworthiness, according to officials.

The plane had been grounded during the bulk of the COVID-19 pandemic and returned to service on December 22 after passing inspections from the country's transport ministry on December 14.

Footage filmed on Tuesday (January 12) shows rescue operations on the fourth consecutive day.

The plane crashed in the Java Sea with 62 people on board.

For the evacuation of the fourth day the Sriwijaya plane crashed in the thousand islands of North Jakarta, Indonesia. currently in the location the weather is clear skies but high waves of sea water. making the most of the search boats difficult to evacuate. Currently, dozens of small boats have been deployed and one aircraft carrier.