Indonesian ferry captain rejects overcrowding claims
Indonesian ferry captain rejects overcrowding claims

The captain of an Indonesian ferry which sank killing 29 people rejected claims of overcrowding Monday and blamed a freak storm for the disaster, as officials launched an investigation.

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