11 European tourists and 1 local rescued after speedboat sinks in Indonesia. Boat captain missing
Indonesian rescuers on Saturday found alive 11 European tourists and a local crew member who went missing after their speedboat broke apart and sank in rough weather in Tomini Bay, off Sulawesi island
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