13 Indonesian Crew Members of Ship Sank in Scottish Waters Repatriated
The Indonesian Embassy in London facilitated the repatriation of 13 Indonesian crew members from a fishing boat that sank off the coast of Scotland. The embassy coordinated with the ship owner and manning agent, ensuring labor rights and travel document issuance.
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