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Friday, January 16, 2015

AIRASIA FLIGHT QZ 8501 MISSING ON WAY TO SINGAPORE AIRBUS A320-200-DAY 20

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UPDATES-JAN 16,15-12:07PM
channelnewsasia updates in small type-9PM: Our reporter in Pangakalan Bun, Jack Board, says that inclement weather conditions are likely to hamper search efforts today.Day 18: Heavy rain, strong waves again expected to affect search mission: forecasters. 9.49PM: The main priority for BASARNAS remains the retrieval of bodies, reports Jack Board.12AM: With the exit of the MV Swift Rescue on Friday, the Singapore Armed Forces have formally ended their involvement in the search for the AirAsia plane and its passengers, said Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen. The MV Swift Rescue was the ship that located the main fuselage of the plane on Wednesday. 5.33AM: BASARNAS chief Bambang Soelistyo returns to Pangkalan Bun after an overnight stay in the plane's search zone, Jack Board reports. 6.40PM: The body of a victim has been found near a small island - Pulau Sembilan. A total of 51 bodies have been found so far.BASARNAS chief Bambang Soelistyo tells media divers reached the plane's wreckage but were unable to access the fuselage due to strong underwater currents. "Please be patient," he says. BASARNAS will seek extra help to attempt to lift the fuselage, he says. Help from TNI and the Air Force has been requested. 11.06AM: The recovery mission for the plane's fuselage was suspended this afternoon due to poor weather conditions, says AirAsia in its latest statement. The body recovered today – the 51st – is on a SAR vessel on its way to Kota Baru. Of the 51 bodies recovered, 40 have been identified, 8 are still being identified, while 3 have yet to arrive in Surabaya, the airline says. 12.07PM: “Sometimes a sea search in a distant land is a difficult concept to explain to viewers in their living rooms, whether they are in Surabaya or Seoul” – Our reporter Jack Board on reporting from Pangkalan Bun, which became a makeshift coordination centre for #QZ8501’s search operations.

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AirAsia Indonesia Flight QZ8501-AS PER 16 JANUARY 2015 22:00 HRS LT (GMT+7)

SURABAYA, 16TH JANUARY 2015 -AirAsia Indonesia wishes to update on the latest developments on the search and rescue (SAR) operations led by the National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) Republic of Indonesia.SAR vessels and sea divers were deployed to the primary search area where the main fuselage was located in order to observe the wreckage on the Java Sea floor this morning. However, the recovery mission had to be suspended this afternoon due to weather conditions and the strong underwater current.BASARNAS confirmed to have recovered an additional passenger, which was located in the sea near Sembilan Island, South Borneo - approximately 650 kms from the aircraft lost contact point 20 days ago. The passenger's remain is now on the SAR vessel, on its way to Kota Baru, South Borneo.The Disaster Victim Identification Police Department Republic of Indonesia (DVI POLRI) announced that one passenger has been identified as: The Darmaji (male).(40) AirAsia Indonesia officially handed over the passenger remains to the family this afternoon.To date, BASARNAS has confirmed to have recovered a total of 51 remains of which 40 have been identified by DVI POLRI, 8 are still being identified and 3 have not yet arrived at Bhayangkara Hospital.AirAsia Indonesia would like to take this opportunity to urge the public seeking progress on the search and evacuation and identification process of QZ 8501 passengers to refer solely to official information from BASARNAS and DVI POLRI.You may also obtain substantiated information only from authorised AirAsia social media accounts:

QZ8501: Plane fuselage to be lifted to surface-16 January 2015 @ 10:32 PM-NEW STRAIT TIMES

PANGKALAN BUN: An Indonesian official says the crashed Indonesia AirAsia jet’s fuselage will be lifted to the surface after sea conditions again prevented divers from examining the large chunk of wreckage.National Search and Rescue Agency chief Henry Bambang Soelistyo said that rescue teams discovered more wreckage despite the strong current and poor underwater visibility. They found what are suspected to be the cockpit and an engine of the Airbus 3200 plane as well as passenger seats with apparent bodies in it.Officials have said they believe more bodies are inside the fuselage.One victim’s body was recovered on today, raising the total to 51. The plane had 162 people on board when it disappeared Dec. 28 en route from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore. Bad weather is a suspected factor in the crash.--AFP

AirAsia QZ8501: Another body identified-Bernama | Updated: January 16, 2015-ASTRO AWANI

KUALA LUMPUR: Indonesia's Disaster Victim Identification Police Department (DVI POLRI) team has identified the remains of one more victim of crashed Indonesia AirAsia Flight QZ8501 as Cindy Clarissa Soetjipto.AirAsia stated in its updated statement, here, Thursday said that AirAsia Indonesia officially handed over the passenger's remains to her family, Thursday afternoon.To date, 39 out of the 50 bodies found have been identified, with nine more still being identified.The statement also stated that the search and rescue (SAR) operations led by BASARNAS (National Search and Rescue Agency of Indonesia) resumed in the primary search area today.SAR vessels, helicopters and sea divers were mobilised around the primary focus area to observe the seafloor prior to the passengers and wreckage recovery as it was suspected that more passengers were likely trapped under the wreckage.However, there had been no additional recoveries reported today, the statement said.AirAsia Indonesia Flight QZ8501 crashed on Dec 28 with 155 passengers and seven crew members on board while en route to Singapore from Surabaya, Indonesia.They comprised 155 Indonesians, three South Koreans, a Singaporean, a Malaysian, a Briton and a French.

QZ8501: Family turns to prayers for strength By Devianti Faridz, Indonesia correspondent,Channel NewsAsia-UPDATED: 16 Jan 2015 23:56

SURABAYA: It has been almost three weeks since AirAsia flight QZ8501 ended up in the Java Sea, and less than a third of the passengers have been found so far. One family who lost four relatives in the crash has turned to faith for strength, and has held weekly prayer sessions.The sound of Islamic prayers floated through the streets of Sawo Tratap hamlet in the outskirts of Surabaya, in Indonesia's East Java.Sessions like this have been held every week at the home of Soemamik, one of the victims of QZ8501. She is the mother of Djoko Suseno - a local teacher and entrepreneur - who was also on the AirAsia plane with his wife and daughter. But while her son and daughter-in-law have been recovered from the Java Sea, Ms Soemamik and her granddaughter remain missing. The discovery of the plane's fuselage and black boxes has renewed the family members' hopes of being reunited with their loved ones.Agung Wahyu Darmono, Ms Soemamik's son, said: "I hope the discovery of the black boxes will reveal communications inside the plane and the problems that emerged which led to the plane crash. I hope it clears things up for the families."Family members said the holiday was Mr Djoko's gift to his daughter for topping her class. Days after the crash, search teams had recovered the body of his wife, Hayati Lutfiah Hamid. Ms Hayati was the first passenger of QZ8501 to be identified. Her husband was identified a week later.Families here hope the recent discovery of the fuselage will allow authorities to quickly find Ms Soemamik and her nine-year-old granddaughter Naura.On hindsight, family members said Ms Soemamik might have had a premonition about the ill-fated flight. Sumartono, Soemamik's younger brother, said: "Before Sumami left, she visited my home and said her farewell. Oddly, she said she wouldn't be coming back. I wondered why she said that and a day later the accident occurred. Mr Agung said he would use the insurance payment from AirAsia to fulfil his brother's dream- to buy the family a plot of land and build a mosque. But for now, he will hold Islamic prayer sessions until all the bodies of his loved ones have been recovered.- CNA/al

Divers hunt for victims in crashed AirAsia QZ8501's main body-UPDATED: 15 Jan 2015 19:22-CNA

PANGKALAN BUN: Indonesian divers on Thursday (Jan 15) headed down to the main body of an AirAsia jet that crashed last month, hoping to recover the bulk of the disaster's victims, a day after it was finally located by a navy ship.Flight QZ8501 went down on December 28 in stormy weather during what was supposed to be a short trip from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore, with 162 people on board.After a lengthy search often hampered by bad weather, a Singapore military vessel spotted the fuselage - the plane's main body - at the bottom of the Java Sea on Wednesday. It is hoped that the main section contains most of the passengers and crew. So far just 50 bodies have been recovered.Underwater photos taken by high-tech search equipment showed the fuselage and part of Malaysia-based AirAsia's motto, "Now Everyone Can Fly", painted on the plane's exterior.Divers headed for the main section in the morning but bad weather and high waves meant they had to suspend the operation without being able to assess the condition of the wreckage, search and rescue agency official S.B Supriyadi told AFP.Some divers descended again in the afternoon, he added. National search and rescue chief Bambang Soelistyo has said that if divers had problems retrieving bodies from the wreckage while it is still on the seabed, officials would try to lift it.The fuselage is attached to part of a wing, and the wreckage is 26 metres (85 feet) long. Rescuers have already used giant balloons to lift the plane's tail out of the water, after it was found about two kilometres (1.2 miles) from the main body.

'I HAVE NEW HOPE'

Farmer Aris Siswanto, whose wife's body has yet to be recovered, expressed relief that the fuselage had been found. "I have waited anxiously for 19 days now without any certainty," the 42-year-old, who lives close to Surabaya, told AFP. "With the discovery of the fuselage, I feel like I have new hope, even if it is only the hope of seeing my wife's remains."MV Swift Rescue, the Singaporean ship that located the fuselage, was part of a huge international hunt that also included ships from the US and China. Officials said the search was now being scaled back, with most international vessels leaving.The discovery of the fuselage was the latest boost to the search effort following the retrieval this week of the jet's black boxes -- the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder -- which contain crucial information that should help determine why the plane went down.The boxes, which are actually orange in colour, have been flown to Jakarta, where Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee is leading a probe into the accident, helped by experts from countries including France and the US. The country's meteorological agency has said bad weather may have caused the crash but only the black boxes will be able to provide definitive answers.The flight data recorder holds a wealth of information about every major part of the plane, with details such as the jet's speed and the direction it was heading in, while the cockpit voice recorder stores radio transmissions and sounds in the cockpit.Safety committee head Tatang Kurniadi said that 174 hours of data had been downloaded from the flight data recorder, and two hours and four minutes from the cockpit voice recorder. The data must be converted into a usable format before the lengthy analysis process can begin.Before take-off, the plane's pilot had asked for permission to fly at a higher altitude to avoid a major storm but the request was not approved due to other planes above him on the popular route.In his last communication, the experienced pilot said he wanted to change course to avoid the storm. Then all contact was lost, about 40 minutes after take-off. All but seven of those on board the flight were Indonesian.- AFP/rw/ir

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