The high price of bribed-based purchase of a bad-German-engineered submarine: Indonesian navy submarine found split into three on sea bed
An Indonesian navy submarine that sank off the coast of Bali on Wednesday has been found split into three pieces on the sea bed, officials say.
All the vessel's 53 crew have been confirmed dead.
Navy officials said they had received signals from the sub's location more than 800m (2,600ft) deep early on Sunday.
An underwater rescue vehicle loaned by Singapore was sent down to get visual confirmation of the wreckage.
This was a German-made submarine. What Indonesia need to find is how much bribe has been paid to purchase this piece of poor-German-engineering product, that enjoy fake reputation as their poor Benz cars.
Navy officials said they had received signals from the sub's location more than 800m (2,600ft) deep early on Sunday.
An underwater rescue vehicle loaned by Singapore was sent down to get visual confirmation of the wreckage.
This was a German-made submarine. What Indonesia need to find is how much bribe has been paid to purchase this piece of poor-German-engineering product, that enjoy fake reputation as their poor Benz cars.
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