Again, 1 Body Bag Was Taken To The Police Hospital From Glodok Plaza

Victims of the Glodok Plaza fire/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA - One body bag of the victims of the Glodok Plaza fire was again received by the Police Hospital (RS), Jakarta. Currently, the total body bags that are already in the Police Hospital are 16 bags.

"We have received 16 body bags of victims of the Glodok Plaza fire," said Head of Yandokpol Police Hospital, Kombes Hery Wijatmoko when contacted, Wednesday, February 5.

The search for victims of the Glodok Plaza fire has been carried out for almost 3 weeks. Of the 14 people who were reported missing in the deadly fire incident at Glodok Plaza, the DVI Team of the Police Hospital has only identified 6 bodies of fire victims.

As many as 6 bodies were identified by the National Police Hospital based on DNA and medical examinations, namely Zhuki, Aulia Belinda and Osima Yukari, Keren Shallom Jeremiah, Desty Eka Putri Suwarno and Ade Aryati.

Meanwhile, 8 other missing people who have not been identified are Deri Sauki (25) male, Aldrina S (29) female, Shinta Amelia (20) female, Indira Seviana Bela (25) female, Intan Mutiara (26) female, Chika Adinda Yustin (26) female, Muljadi (56) male and Dian Cahyadi (38) female.

The fire incident at Glodok Plaza, Tamansari, West Jakarta, occurred on Wednesday, January 15, then.

Then on Thursday January 16, 1 body bag was found and sent to the Police Hospital at 16.00 WIB.

Then at 20.00 WIB on the same day, 2 body bags. Furthermore, Friday, January 17, 2 body bags were sent at around 09.44 WIB. At 19.11 WIB, 2 more body bags were sent.

On Saturday, January 18 at 17.08 WIB 1 body bag, Tuesday, January 21 at around 15:31 WIB, there was 1 body bag.

Meanwhile, 2 more bodies arrived Wednesday, January 22 and 1 other body on Thursday, January 23 at 18.34 WIB.

"We received the 13th bag on Tuesday, January 28 at 13.30 WIB. If the 14th bag arrives on Wednesday, January 29 at 15.35 WIB. So, there are a total of 14 body bags," said Brigadier General Prima, Thursday, January 30.

To date, the National Police Hospital has taken 32 deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) samples from eleven body bags. The sampling was carried out again following the discovery of the victim's body bag at the location of the fire. (Rizky Sulistio)