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(30 Oct 2018) More body parts were recovered from the sea Tuesday, a day after Lion Air Flight 610 crashed 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta.
Search and rescue personnel worked through the night, sending body bags to identification experts.
During a press conference Tuesday, Didi Hamzar, the Director of Preparedness for the National Search and Rescue Agency, said 24 body bags had been sent to Indonesian police, with two additional body bags still onboard the search and rescue ships.  
The 2-month-old Boeing jet crashed into the Java Sea early Monday. Its pilot had requested clearance to return to the airport just 2-3 minutes after takeoff, which aviation experts said indicated a problem, though its cause is still baffling.
Indonesian officials say they have received several offers of help internationally in conducting the search and rescue operations, however they are confident in conducting operations on their own.

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