Their boat had gone missing in bad weather. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SYDNEY - Four Australian surfers have been found alive after their boat went missing in bad weather off the east coast of Indonesia’s Aceh province on Sunday.The seven were aboard a 10m wooden vessel travelling from Nias Island to Aceh province’s Banyak Islands.
All four surfers had been found safe, according to Nine News, citing the father of Mr Elliot Foote, one of the missing. Unconfirmed reports said two of the Indonesia crew have also been found safe but one was still missing at sea. Mr Peter Foote told reporters he wanted his son and friends to finish the remainder of their holiday.
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