Monday, August 12, 2013  Indonesia Related articles 27 April 2021: Indonesian Navy declares crew of 53 dead after submarine sinks in Bali Strait 11 October 2019: Indonesian security minister Wiranto stabbed 16 January 2019: Lion Air disaster: Crashed jet's voice recorder recovered from Java Sea 10 January 2019: Wikinews investigates disappearance of Indonesian cargo ship Namse Bangdzod 25 December 2018: Indonesia tsunami hits Sunda Strait after Krakatoa eruption Location of Indonesia Collaborate! Pillars of Wikinews writing Writing an article Rescuers are still searching for the bodies of three children, presumed dead, after an eruption by an Indonesian volcano on Saturday. Located on the Palu'e Island, Mount Rokatenda threw rock and ash into the sky causing local destruction. Lava spilled onto the beach, killing three adults and three children in their sleep. Rescuers have recovered the bodies of the adults but the children’s remains have still not been found. In an interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Tini Thadeus, head of the local disaster agency, says he is pessimistic about recovering the bodies. Due to the remains being buried under hot material, Thadeus believes they will be difficult to reach. Indonesian rescuer Bakri Kari raises more doubt about the recovery as he describes the scene, saying that it was "tough" walking in the area as the ground is "covered in ash 10 to 20 centimeters thick." Despite this, the search for the bodies continues. When the volcano became active, 2,000 people evacuated the island, while 8,000 remained. "Evacuations from Indonesian island after deadly volcanic eruption" — ABC News, August 12, 2013 "Victims of Indonesia volcano eruption refused to evacuate" — CBC News, August 10, 2013
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