KMN Entok left Nusantara Fishing Port in Lamongan on June 3, 2026 with twenty people aboard, heading for the fishing grounds near Kangean Island in Sumenep, East Java. It never came back.
On July 1, the boat was reported missing to maritime police in Lamongan. The boat had been at sea for almost four weeks with no contact.
Satpolairud Polres Lamongan is searching and has coordinated with maritime police in Sumenep, the port authority at Tanjung Pakis, and the Brondong Port Harbormaster.
Indonesian fishing boat KMN Entok missing with 20 aboard near Kangean Island
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