Hopes fading for rescuing the missing Indonesian submarine

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Hopes for rescuing a missing Indonesian submarine are fading as its oxygen reserves are likely to run out this morning. More ships have joined a frantic hunt for the KRI Nanggala 402, with 53 people on board. The submarine went missing early Wednesday during live torpedo training exercises off the Indonesian holiday island Bali.

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