The Victim's Child The Wall Of Pertamina Gas Station Collapses Safely Because His Body Is Blocked By Galon Air Mineral

JAKARTA - Amri, the victim's child, the wall of Pertamina gas station, collapsed on Jalan Soepomo, Tebet, South Jakarta, telling the incident that occurred on Sunday, January 21, at 11.50 WIB.

Amri said that before the Pertamina gas station wall collapsed, he was at his parents' shop which was located right next to the fragile wall. Then not long after that Amri asked her parents for permission to go because she had a need for a friend.

When Amri left, around the shop in the gas station wall area, his mother and father were both in the shop. Then his younger brother, Kusuma Dewi arrived at the shop with his son.

"I just arrived at the hangout place for about 10-15 minutes. Suddenly I got news from my friend that the wall had collapsed. That's why I immediately thought about my parents, what happened to them," Amri said when met at the location, Monday, January 22.

Amri rushed back to her parents' shop to see the condition of her father, sister's mother, nephew. Arriving at the location, Amri heard his 8-year-old nephew's voice. Shouting for help.

I heard the screams of my nephew who survived the evacuation. "Oh, it hurts, it hurts. Please." Amri said imitating his nephew's voice, which at that time was hit by a wall.

"His condition is on the tarpaulin. I torn the asphalt first. I tried to try to get the oxygen in first," he added.

Amri's nephew at that time fell on the wall. However, said Amri, it was not as bad as his father, mother and sister. Luckily, his nephew's body was held back by mineral water. Like taking cover from the gallon.

"It's just that he's still a little stuck. It's blocked by the rubble. So this (wall) is 4 meters high, there are gallons too, so the protection doesn't hit directly," he said.

Meanwhile, his younger brother, mother and father were no longer moving and were silent. And officers who came to the location stated that the three died at the crime scene (TKP).

After being evacuated, the three bodies of the victims were taken to the RSCM and immediately buried at the Jati Menteng TPU, South Jakarta, Sunday, January 21, evening.

Amri said that his nephew was only given initial medical treatment and is now back home.