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The latest survivor was rescued by a fishing boat while he was floating alone, wearing a life jacket and waving a flag near Jinato island, part of the Selayar archipelago, on Tuesday.
He was taken to the island, where villagers later notified rescuers who picked him up from the island on Wednesday.
"Praise God, he is getting better and can move his body," Andi Sulistilawanti, the head of Jinato villag, told AFP.
Authorities received reports about the incident early Tuesday but said bad weather had hampered their efforts.
The navy and rescue volunteers were helping with the search efforts.
Marine accidents are a regular occurrence in Indonesia, a Southeast Asian archipelago of around 17,000 islands, mainly due to lax safety standards.
In 2018, more than 150 people drowned when a ferry sank in one of the world's deepest lakes on Sumatra island. -