President Widodo said the Indonesian government will build a house for relatives and cover the learning costs of their children 53 submarine sailors of Nanggala.

"We will build houses for you, in the places where you want," Indonesia President Joko Widodo said in the meeting of the submarine sailor Kri Nanggala at a military base in East Java on April 29.

Widodo said the Indonesian government this week will promote the jaw for all 53 crew members on the Ship of Nanggala, while covering the cost of learning for their children until maturity.

Kri Nanggala submarine gathers off the city of Cilegon in October 2017.

Relatives of the sailors on the cyngala train had previously called on the government to strive their bodies to the shore.

Major General Julius Widjojono, the Indonesian Naval spokesman, on April 28, said the officials are contacting the National Energy Agency to see if they have a heavy object lift device or not.

The Indonesian Navy Uncle Many theory of Canggala submarines in distress, including poor maintenance or crew's fault, said it would make the final conclusion after the salvage was wrecked.

During the press conference on April 27, the Indonesian Naval Commander said the phenomenon of "internal waves" due to the difference in seawater's own volume between the area off Bali and the nearby Lombok Strait may have created

Submarine position Kri Nanggala.

The last time Nanggala contacted the headquarters on 3 hours on April 21 to ask for a diving to dive into the sea, then lost contact from 4:30.

The Indonesian Navy with the support of Singapore's MV SWIFT Rescue Submarine Submarine on April 25 detects many large fragments at a depth of 840 m.

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