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インドネシア・バリ島南東沖のレンボンガン島付近でスキューバダイビングをしていた日本人女性７人が行方不明になった事故で、地元の国家捜索救助庁や水上警察、空軍が１６日朝から範囲を広げて捜索を再開した。しかし、安否の確認ができないまま、午後５時に打ち切った。
地元警察などによると、日本からの観光客５人は、冨田奈穂美さん（２８）▽宮田律子さん（５９）▽森園彩さん（２７）▽山本栄美さん（３３）▽吉留温美（あつみ）さん（２９）とわかった。また、バリ島のダイビングショップ「イエロースクーバ」に所属するインストラクターの高橋祥子さん（３５）と古川さおりさん（３７）も行方不明となっている。
観光客の５人は１３日からバリ島のクタ地区にあるホテルに宿泊。１４日午前７時半ごろにサヌールヘ向けてホテルを出発、船で沖合へ出た。船長によると、午後の３回目のダイビング中に大雨が降り始めて海水が濁り、７人の姿を見失ったという。
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