Authorities in Indonesia are using drone and sonar technology to try and find the Lion Air passenger plane which crashed on Monday.
Debris and personal belongings from flight JT 610 have been found, but there's been no sign of any survivors.
189 passengers and crew were on board when the internal flight came down shortly after taking off from Jakarta.
It's not yet known why the plane crashed.
Our reporter Patrick Fok is at the scene of the recovery operation in Jakarta - he says some items from the crash are being collected.
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Debris and personal belongings from flight JT 610 have been found, but there's been no sign of any survivors.
189 passengers and crew were on board when the internal flight came down shortly after taking off from Jakarta.
It's not yet known why the plane crashed.
Our reporter Patrick Fok is at the scene of the recovery operation in Jakarta - he says some items from the crash are being collected.
IN: "A lot…
OUT: ….odour."
DUR: 22 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1030jakarta-fok1.mp3
ALT:
Our reporter Patrick Fok is at the scene of the recovery operation in Jakarta - officials are working on various possible explanations.
IN: "Well they're…
OUT: ….expect."
DUR: 44 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1030jakarta-fok2.mp3