Jakarta Globe, Dessy Sagita, March 13, 2011
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| Black smoke rising from an industrial complex in Shiogama, Miyagi prefecture, northern Japan, on Sunday, two days after a powerful earthquake and tsunami hit the the country's northeastern coast. Four Indonesian fishermen aboard a tuna boat in the port city when the tsunami struck are missing feared dead. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) |
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Four Indonesian fishermen have been confirmed as being among the missing in the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami disaster.
Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Marty Natalegawa, speaking during a news conference on Sunday, identified said the men ranged in age from 27 to 31 years.
Marty said the men had been aboard a tuna boat anchored in the port city of Shiogama in Miyagi prefecture when the tsunami struck.
The boat had been located 2.5 kilometers from shore but rescue personnel had found no trace of the crew, he said.
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