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#Submarine indonesia code#
TheJournal.ie supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman, and our staff operate within the Code of Practice. Officials previously said the submarine’s oxygen supply would have run out early on Saturday.Īn American reconnaissance plane, a P8 Poseidon, landed early Saturday and had been set to join the search, along with 20 Indonesian ships, a sonar-equipped Australian warship and four Indonesian aircraft. He said no bodies have been found so far. Mr Margono said rescue teams from Indonesia and other countries will evaluate the findings. “With the authentic evidence we found believed to be from the submarine, we have now moved from the ‘sub miss’ phase to ‘sub sunk,’” Mr Margono said at the press conference, in which the found items were displayed.Ī US Navy’s P8 Poseidon is parked on the tarmac Mr Margono said that in the past two days, searchers found parts of a torpedo straightener, a grease bottle believed to be used to oil the periscope, debris from prayer rugs and a broken piece from a coolant pipe that was refitted on the submarine in South Korea in 2012. The navy had previously said an electrical failure could have left the submarine unable to execute emergency procedures to resurface. The cause of the disappearance was still uncertain.
The navy previously said it believes the submarine sank to a depth of 600-700 metres (2,000-2,300 feet), much deeper than its collapse depth of 200 metres (655 feet), at which point water pressure would be greater than the hull could withstand. “The cracks happened gradually in some parts when it went down from 300 metres to 400 metres to 500 metres … If there was an explosion, it would be heard by the sonar.” Navy Chief Yudo Margono told a press conference in Bali: “If it’s an explosion, it will be in pieces. Indonesia earlier considered the vessel to be only missing. Military chief Hadi Tjahjanto said the presence of an oil slick as well as debris near the site where the submarine’s last dive on Wednesday off the island of Bali were clear proof the KRI Nanggala 402 sank.
#Submarine indonesia cracked#
INDONESIA’S NAVY DECLARED its missing submarine had sunk and cracked open, killing 53 crew members aboard, after finding items from the vessel over the past two days.
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