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'All safe' after jet runs into sea off Bali Indonesia All survive after jet lands in sea off Bali Indonesia
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A passenger jet has overshot a runway and ended up in the sea off Bali, but reports say everyone aboard survived. A passenger jet has ended up in the sea off the Indonesian island of Bali after missing an airport runway but everyone aboard survived.
At least 130 people were on board the plane belonging to Indonesia's Lion Air, which was attempting to land at the island's Denpasar airport. Fifteen people were taken to hospital after the crash, which involved an Indonesian Lion Air plane carrying 101 passengers and seven crew.
Photos posted on Twitter show a jet with a cracked fuselage sitting in water near rocks, with dinghies nearby. Some people were reportedly injured. Photos posted on Twitter show a jet with a cracked fuselage sitting in water near rocks, with dinghies nearby.
It appears the Boeing was on a domestic flight from Bandung in West Java. The Boeing 737 was on a domestic flight from Bandung in West Java.
Australia's AAP news service says it tried to land at 15:00 (07:00 GMT). It missed the runway by about 50m (yards) and landed in the ocean nearby.
It came to rest 200-300m (yards) from the end of the runway, Reuters news agency reports, quoting local media. "The aircraft was in landing position when suddenly I saw it getting closer to the sea, and finally it hit the water," Dewi, a passenger who sustained head wounds in the crash, told the Associated Press news agency.
An AFP news agency journalist in Denpasar saw seven passengers, all of whom appeared to be Indonesian, arrive by ambulance at a hospital with light wounds to their heads, arms and legs. "All of the passengers were screaming in panic in fear they would drown. I left behind my belongings and went to an emergency door. I got out of the plane and swam before rescuers jumped in to help me."
It was not immediately clear how many people were injured or what the nationalities of the passengers were, the agency added. No-one appears to have life-threatening injuries.
Light rain was falling at the time of the crash, which occurred at around 15:00 (07:00 GMT).
A transport ministry official told BBC News it was too early to say what the cause of the crash had been.
The discount airline Lion Air, Indonesia's biggest commercial carrier, has been expanding rapidly in recent years.
Bali is one of Indonesia's top holiday destinations, popular with foreign tourists.Bali is one of Indonesia's top holiday destinations, popular with foreign tourists.
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