Story highlights Search and Rescue recovered the body of one of the divers Tuesday evening 
 
 Five rescued Japanese divers are being treated at hospitals in Bali, rescue agency says 
 
 Seven women were reported missing after they dived into waters off Bali on Friday 
 
 Fishermen found some of the women Monday and altered authorities, rescue agency says 
 
 Five of seven Japanese women who disappeared during a diving excursion off the Indonesian island of Bali last week were found alive and rescued Monday, Bali's search and rescue agency said. 
 
 Mission Coordinator Didi Hamzah confirmed Tuesday night that they had recovered the body of one of the divers. 
 
 The body was found floating at 610pm local time near Serangan Island. It was retrieved at 635pm and brought to the Bali Sangla hospital for identification. 
 
 Photos distributed by Getty Images showed the survivors being transferred from a boat to ambulances on Bali on Monday, three days after they were reported missing. The women were being treated at two Bali hospitals Monday, the rescue agency said. 
 
 Fishermen found four of the women Monday afternoon and alerted authorities, and a rescue boat was sent for them. A fifth survivor was later found in the same area, and a search and rescue helicopter picked her up, the rescue agency said. 
 
 Search and Rescue agency official Gede Surya told CNN that the five divers were found just south of Nusa Penida island. Four of them were grouped together on some rocks and the fifth was found nearby. 
 
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 "They were dehydrated and in shock but they could still speak and walk," he said. 
 
 The body of a sixth diver was found Tuesday, and the search continues for the sole missing woman, authorities said. 
 
 Japanese media reported that the woman rescued separately was instructor Saori Furukawa, who had left the group on Sunday in an attempt to hail the fishing boat for rescue. 
 
 Four of the rescued divers were taken to Sangla hospital in Bali, where psychologist Retno Kusuma told CNN they are in the same hospital room and are in "good condition mentally [and] psychologically." 
 
 She said that the group were laughing and joking, and that they will be assessed again in a few days but are currently only being treated for light burns. 
 
 The seven Japanese women -- two dive instructors and five tourists -- failed to return to the surface Friday after a dive near the Indonesian islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, just southeast of Bali. 
 
 The owner of the Bali dive company Yellow Scuba told CNN that the captain who accompanied the seven hired a Yellow Scuba boat but did not work for the company. 
 
 The captain, in a written statement given to police and published in local news reports, said the weather was good when the divers entered the water. 
 
 "But about 15 minutes later, it was cloudy. I tried to find them but my efforts produced no results," the captain's statement reads. 
 
 Heavy rains were reported in the area Friday. The period from October to April is monsoon season in Bali, which sees strong winds and bursts of heavy rain. ||||| Missing Japanese diver found dead off Bali coast four days after going missing 
 
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 The body of a Japanese scuba diver has been found floating off the coast of the Indonesian resort island of Bali four days after she went missing, a rescue agency official says. 
 
 The diver was among seven women who disappeared after setting off on a diving expedition on Friday from Nusa Lembongan island, just east of Bali. 
 
 Five of the women were rescued on Monday after being spotted clinging on to a coral reef off the neighbouring island of Nusa Penida. 
 
 "We are convinced that the body belongs to one of the two missing Japanese divers, based on the diver's characteristics," Bali search and rescue chief, Didi Hamzar, said. 
 
 "The female body was found at 6:10 pm (local time)," floating off Serangan beach in southern Bali, Mr Hamzar said. 
 
 He said that the body had been sent to a hospital in the Balinese capital Denpasar for an autopsy. 
 
 Officials did not have any news of the seventh missing diver. 
 
 It is understood the seven women were very experienced, with at least 50 dives each under their belts. 
 
 AFP 
 
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 First posted ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| BALI, Indonesia—A Japanese woman was found dead on Tuesday in waters near the Indonesian island of Bali, officials said, while five rescued members of her diving party were treated for severe sunburn and dehydration after a four-day ordeal. 
 
 The dead woman was identified as Ritsuka Miyata, a tourist, said Felix Sankalia, chief of Bali's police victim identification unit. The victim's husband and daughter assisted with the identification, he said. Her remains were discovered floating close to the beach at the southeastern...
– Five Japanese scuba divers who'd been missing for days turned up yesterday; reports later in the day fueled hope for the two still missing, with local police saying fishermen had found the two on a cliff some 16 feet over the water but couldn't reach them in the darkness, per the Wall Street Journal. The news this morning was not so encouraging: The body of a diver has been found off Nusa Penida island, southeast of Bali, reports CNN. "We are convinced that the body belongs to one of the two missing Japanese divers, based on the diver's characteristics," a search and rescue official tells Australia Network News; Japan News says the body was reportedly clad in a suit like that of the other women. Officials had no information on the final diver. Meanwhile, details are emerging on how the five who were rescued survived. "For three days they drink rain, only drink, no food," a doctor says. But "their medical condition is good."