Joint SAR Team Find Serpihan Head Victims Of Gowa Longsor

The forensic team of Biddokes Gowa Police identified pieces of the head suspected of being landslide victims after being found in Parigi/ ANTARA Village

The Joint SAR Team again found pieces of the head suspected of being a landslide victim named Muhammad Royan estimated to be 8 years old around the Jeneberang river, Parangloe District, Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi. "The team has brought the broken head to the Gowa Police Dokkes to ensure whether the broken head is a victim or not," said Gowa Police Chief AKBP Tri Goffarudin in Gowa, Antara, Sunday, November 20. The discovery of the victim's head fragments was after the SAR team, together with the TNI Pori, and the community conducted a search of landslide material on Saturday and used heavy equipment to dig into the bottom of the local tributary allegedly where the victim fell. "We have directed the victim's family accompanied by health workers and Bhabinkamtibmas to Dokkes whether the broken head is true or not is the landslide victim we are currently looking for," he said. Meanwhile, Head of the Dokkes Section of the Gowa Police, Ipda Dr Anniza Kemal, said that the discovery of the head debris was suspected to have been a landslide victim during a joint team search on Saturday, at around 15.30 WITA in Parigi Village, Parngloe District. His party has coordinated with the Head of the Tinggimoncong Health Center and Bhabinkamtibmas of the Tinggimoncong Police to bring the broken head to the Forensic Medicine Division of the South Sulawesi Regional Police Biddokes to determine whether the victim or not is a victim. "We did a post-mortem examination of the fragments of the head that were found, and it has been explained to the family about the examination procedures including waiting for the DNA results to come out after being examined at Biddokes Polda," he explained. Based on data from the South Sulawesi Basarnas, landslide victims at two points are Kunyika Hamlet and Borong Sapiria Hamlet, Lonjoboko Village, Parangloe District, Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi as many as nine people. The survivors named Kahar (47) and Sindy (17) were identified as drivers and car passengers. West Sinjai residents were dragged by landslide material while crossing the local Poros road at the time of the incident. Meanwhile, six people died, namely Nurhaya (24), Nuraeni (47), Sunaria (38), Daeng Ngaseng (60) and Jumaria (37). All victims have been handed over to the family for burial. Meanwhile, another victim Muhammad Royan (8) is still being sought.