Six people died and 140 remained missing after Virgo Transport 8 sank in the Java Sea. [1] Antara filed Basarnas at six and 140. [1] This paper printed that missing count on Sunday. Monday has no new named toll in fetched copy. Print 140. Do not invent a closed inquiry.

Sunda's eight sit on another page. They are not this boat. Leave a later 129 to the edition that owns a later 129. Print 140. Print not a new toll.

Print 140. Monday is not a new Virgo table. Sunday's six remain six. Print 140 as Monday's named Java Sea hold. A missing count is still not a cause. Print 140 as still Sunday's named missing. Printed counts hold; Monday holds 140.

Two boats, two straits, two counts: Virgo's 140 in the Java Sea, Sunda's eight near Krakatau. Sunday owned the first; Monday extended the second. A reader who merges them gets one disaster. The Basarnas search teams work two.

Two search teams, two manifests: Monday's 140 stays Virgo's. Sunda's eight sit on their own page. Basarnas works both.

Virgo's 140 stay in the Java Sea. Sunda's eight sit near Krakatau. A reader who merges them gets one disaster; Basarnas works two.

Monday does not merge Virgo's 140 with Sunda's eight. Two manifests, two searches. Basarnas works both without combining them.

Java Sea 140 and Krakatau's eight are two disasters. Monday keeps the manifests apart. A merged toll would be a reader error, not Basarnas policy.

Monday keeps the manifests apart. Two manifests, two searches. Basarnas works both without combining them.

Monday keeps the manifests apart. Two manifests, two searches. Basarnas works both without combining them.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing