The Discovery Of An Unidentified Body In Angke River, About 40 Years Old Wearing An Orange Lined Shirt

Illustration of officers evacuating bodies/ Photos; IST

JAKARTA - An unidentified man was found dead in the Angke River, Cengkareng District, West Jakarta, Monday, November 13.

The police who carried out the identification did not know the exact cause of the victim's death. The victim was taken to the Kramat Jati Police Hospital for an autopsy.

The Head of Cengkareng Police, Kompol Hasoloan Situmorang, explained that the victim was estimated to be 40 years old with the characteristics of wearing an orange and black line shirt and wearing dark jeans.

"For the external display, there was no identification results. However, to make sure, we referred the corpse to the Kramat Jati Police Hospital," said Police Commissioner Hasoloan, Monday, November 13.

Investigators from the Cengkareng Police are still not aware of the alleged cause of the death toll.

"We need a further investigation process," he said.

In addition, the police are also still investigating the origin of the starting point where the victim died.

"We are still conducting investigations including disseminating information. Currently, three witnesses are being examined. They are from the residents who first found them," he said.