Storyline: Indonesian search and rescue teams are expanding operations to look for survivors after a wooden passenger ship capsized near the country's Bali Island before midnight on Wednesday. Six people were confirmed dead, 24 remain missing and 35 others have survived after the ship sank in Bali Strait, according to Gusti Ayu Ketut Wijayanti, spokesperson for the Search and Rescue Office in Bali. Nanang Sigit, head of Search and Rescue Operation, said they are beefing up efforts to search more waters for possible survivors in the coming days despite adverse sea conditions. The vessel, Tunu Pratama Jaya Penumpang Motor, was struck by huge waves while sailing along the maritime border between Bali and East Java provinces, said I Nyoman Sidakarya, head of the Search and Rescue Office in Bali. The ship had departed from a port in Banyuwangi Regency, East Java, and was en route to a port in Gilimanuk village, Jembrana Regency, Bali. Shotlist: Indonesia - July 3, 2025: 1. Various of rescue operations in progress, sea waves, local people 2. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian, dubbed in English) Nanang Sigit, head, Search and Rescue Operation: "Almost all the survivors and those who were found in the Gilimanuk area, as you can see here, were found in the southern part of the area. The ones who didn't survive were close to each other in the same area where the boat capsized. In the first six hours, we focused the search around the area of the accident. But the seas are very choppy and rough in that area. So, taking into consideration the movement of the water, we are expanding our search now. However, we are not able to complete everything today because of the water conditions and waves, but we will definitely expand our search area in the coming days." 3. Various of people in sorrow. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]