A ferry fire near the Indonesian island of Bali has left one teenager dead and 172 people rescued, according to officials. The vessel caught fire in rough seas, and the victim was an Indonesian teenager.
The ferry's manifest listed only 131 passengers and crew, far fewer than the number actually rescued. The discrepancy has raised fresh questions about overcrowding, especially after a similar fire on another ferry last month.
Authorities have not yet said what caused the blaze or whether an investigation has been launched. The rescued passengers and crew were brought to safety, though no further details about their condition were immediately available.
The incident adds to concerns about ferry safety in Indonesia, where accidents are common and overcrowding is frequently reported. Last month's fire also drew attention to weak enforcement of passenger limits.
No other injuries or deaths have been confirmed so far, and officials have not released the name of the teenager who died.