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According to rumors there are 19 missions are introduced in IGI 3 GAME. In this GAME a single participant is assigned for a certain mission. And only that single player will finish his journey until the mission was complete. You players already know that, what is the theme of this GAME IGI 3.

There are lots of powerful weapons present in this GAME to complete this 19 missions . Inspired from PUBG GAME, you can able to carry only 3 weapons at a time in the GAME IGI 3 (according to rumors). We also know that the background noise of the GAME is also increase the quality of GAMEPLAY ,inspired from other GAMES of the era, the contemporary 7.1 channel 3D audio support introduced in the GAME IGI 3. Which enhance not just overall caliber of GAME but also enhance the GAMEPLAY of players.

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SPECIFICATION REQUIRED FOR IGI 3

IGI 3 system requirements [minimum]

• OS: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
• Processor: 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or later
• Memory: 2GB RAM
• Graphics: AMD Radeon R7 370 2GB OR later
• DirectX: Version 10
• Network: wifi or Broadband Internet connection
• Setup size : 367 MB
• Storage: 2 GB free space required

IGI 3 system requirements [recommended]

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• OS: 64-bit Windows 10
• Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 / Intel Core i3
• Memory: 4GB RAM
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060 2GB or better
• DirectX: Version 10
• Network: wifi or Broadband Internet connection
• Setup size : 367 MB
• Storage: 2 GB free space required

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Pakistan Independence Day 14 August 

Indonesia mishap 192 missing tourist ferry sinks Indonesia Lake Toba Nearly 200 feared dead after ferry sinks 

Nearly 200 feared drowned after ferry sinks 02:01

Tigaras Port, North Sumatra, Indonesia (CNN)The Sinar Bangun tourist ferry had a maximum capacity of 60.

But as the sun began to set on Monday evening, more than 200 people are thought to have crammed aboard the small, rickety vessel to make the 40-minute journey across Lake Toba, on the Indonesian province of North Sumatra.

Many of those on board were young families returning home to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the Muslim holiday that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, which this year lasts until June 21.

Within 20 minutes most of those passengers would be dead, trapped inside the vessel's main cabin as it overturned and sank.

Moments before the accident high waves of up to three meters are thought to have buffeted the boat, rocking it from side to side.

Rescue teams search for victims at the Lake Toba ferry port in the province of North Sumatra.

"When the boat started to list I jumped into the water and swam as far away as I could," said Rudi Wibowo, one of only 18 people to have been pulled from the water alive, all within a few hours of the sinking.

Wibowo had been on the island of Samosir in the middle of Lake Toba as part of a camping trip with nine friends. He saw all of them drown.

The majority of those who survived were outside on the front deck, as they had arrived late and the seating areas were full, Wibowo told CNN, who trod water for an hour before he was rescued.

"The passengers inside were unable to break the windows and escape," said Wibowo.

18 Survivors were pulled from the water shortly after the ferry sank on 18 June

Surya Dharma, a first sergeant in the Indonesian Air Force, was one of the first military personnel on the scene.

"Survivors told us that parents had to choose between trying to protect their children by staying on the boat and hoping it wouldn't sink, or jumping into the water and watching them drown," said Dharma, adding that many of the passengers couldn't swim and there were not enough life jackets on board.

As of Wednesday, the number of people missing had increased to 192, according to figures provided to CNN by Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency spokesperson Dedi Karyadi

First Sergeant Surya Dharma was one of the first military personnel on the scene at Lake Toba.

In addition the 18 survivors, three bodies have also been recovered, bringing the total estimated number aboard the 60-person capacity ferry to 213.

'Please don't let it be my child'

Recovery efforts have been complicated by the lack of an official passenger manifest.

Without any way of knowing the exact numbers aboard the stricken boat, the Indonesian authorities are relying on estimates provided by family members who arrived following news of the accident.

Nurhayati, who only goes by one name, rushed to Tigaras Port, the boat's intended destination, in hope of hearing news of her brother, 30-year-old Yudi, who was visiting for the Eid holiday from his home in Pekanbaru, in Riau Province.

He was traveling with his wife and two-year old son, and posted a picture on Facebook of his family boarding the ferry at 11 a.m. on Monday, with plans to come back later that day. His phone is now inactive.

"None of them know how to swim," said Nurhayati, wiping away tears at the makeshift crisis center set up by authorities.

Another family member desperately looking for answers was Suparmi, who also only uses one name, and who arrived at the center at 10 a.m. on Tuesday in search of her 23-year-old son, Muhammad Apriani Sutomo.

He was with his girlfriend and told his mother he planned to visit the lake as part of a day trip.

Suparmi has been ringing his phone ever since he failed to come home, and his girlfriend's family has been unable to reach her.

"Please don't let it be my child. He said all he wanted to do was spend the day swimming," she said, before covering her face with her hands.

Suparmi waits for news of her missing son.

Despite the slow progress, both Nurhayati and Suparmi are reluctant to criticize the search and rescue effort, which has also been hampered by high winds and poor visibility.

For both of them, the agonizing wait for news of their loved ones continues, and Nurhayati urges the search and rescue teams not to give up.

Although she believes her brother, his wife and her nephew have all drowned, she continues to hold out hope they will be found.

"I don't care if I just get their bodies back," she said, "I can't rest not knowing where they are."

Human error involved

The exact cause of the accident is unknown, with authorities pointing to both bad weather and overloading as potential factors.

However, Chief of Police for Simalungun Regency, Liberty Pandjaitan, told CNN that investigators believe "human error" was also involved.

A search and rescue operation is underway but has been hampered by bad weather.

"The boat captain was found alive and has been taken into custody," said Pandjaitan, who said police would not release details of the case publicly for fears of reprisals against his family.

Lake Toba is a popular sightseeing choice in North Sumatra thanks to its status as the largest crater lake in the world which spans some 1,130 square kilometres (440 square miles).

The Indonesian government recently declared the area one of the "10 New Balis," a new tourism growth strategy -- and the brainchild of Indonesian president, Joko "Jokowi" Widodo -- designed to lure foreign visitors to other parts of the country.

The strategy also included the opening of Silangit International Airport, an hour's drive from Lake Toba, in October 2017.

Despite a concerted effort to encourage more foreign visitors to Lake Toba, officials have been unable to confirm if any foreign nationals had been on board the ferry.

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