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189 people feared dead after Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

Members of a rescue team transfer body bags after remains are recovered from the sea where Lion Air flight JT 610 crashed northeast of Jakarta, Indonesia, earlier in the day.

Members of a rescue team transfer body bags after remains are recovered from the sea where Lion Air flight JT 610 crashed northeast of Jakarta, Indonesia, earlier in the day.

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Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

Rescuers conduct a search in the waters northeast of Jakarta, Indonesia, after a jetliner crashed into the sea.

  (Achmad Ibrahim / Associated Press)

Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

Debris from the ill-fated Lion Air flight JT 610 floats at sea northeast of Jakarta, Indonesia.

  (ADEK BERRY / AFP/Getty Images)

Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

Family members of peope aboard Indonesian Lion Air JT-610 at Pangkal Pinang airport in Indonesia.

  (HADI SUTRISNO / AFP/Getty Images)

Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

An Indonesian rescue team transfers victims of the plane crash at Tanjung Priok Harbor, Indonesia.

  (MAST IRHAM / EPA / Shutterstock)

Indonesian jet crashes into Java Sea

Members of an Indonesian search and rescue agency carry body bags containing remains recovered from where a Lion Air passenger jet crashed, at Tanjung Priok Port near Jakarta.

  (MAST IRHAM / EPA / Shutterstock)

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