Trigana Air flight with 54 people on board goes missing over the remote eastern Papua region, according to Indonesia's state search and rescue agency, Al Jazeera reports.
In a tweet posted on Sunday, the National Agency Search and Rescue egency said the Trigana Air flight had 54 passengers on board. The plane was reported to be an ATR-42 model, according to Al Jazeera.
The passengers include 44 adults, two children, three toddlers and five crew members.
According to the tweet, the aircraft lost contact while flying over the remote eastern Papua region.
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The search operation has been suspended as night fell in the region and will resume on Monday morning.
The government said it is coordinating with other authorities to implement the search operation.