A dad and his three children are missing after a tour boat carrying 11 people sank overnight in Indonesia.
The boat was carrying the Spanish family of six,four crew members and a local guide when it went down on Friday evening after suffering engine failure on a trip from Komodo Island.
Fathur Rahman said three people were rescued by a passing vessel,and four others were picked up by a search and rescue team.
The survivors included the Spanish mum and one daughter. The dad,two sons and another daughter are still missing.
The search was suspended Saturday evening because of bad weather and poor visibility and will resume early Sunday.

The boat was carrying the Spanish family of six,four crew members and a local guide when it went down on Friday evening (Picture: AFP)

The survivors included the Spanish mum and one daughter
(Picture: AFP)
Komodo National Park attracts thousands of visitors for diving,trekking and wildlife tours.
‘Our teams have been combing the northern waters of Padar Island until dusk,’ Rahman said.
He added: ‘We are determined to find the victims.’
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