Ojol's Driver For Accident Witnesses Hasya Athallah Claims Herself Who Drives An Ambulance To The Incident Location

Agus, the online taxi driver who helped during the accident, Hasya Athallah/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

JAKARTA - Agus, an online motorcycle taxi driver (ojol) testified for the accident that took the lives of UI student Hasya Athallah, during a reconstruction on Srengseng Sawah Street, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, Thursday, February 2.

Interviewed at the reconstruction site, Agus explained what he experienced that night. He explained that at that time Agus contacted the ambulance when he saw an accident victim.

"Yes. What happened here was the victim was already on the edge, with the same thing, sir (Eko) was already there. I immediately called the ambulance. The ambulance immediately launched here, I immediately picked it up here." said Eko to VOI reporters at the reconstruction site.

Agus admitted that he lifted the victim to get into the ambulance so that he would immediately be taken to the hospital.

"After that the ambulance came, I picked it up together, Bang Jagur (witnesses) and Mr. Eko (hitting) was immediately picked up. I immediately took him to the hospital. I escorted him in front." he said.

Agus also admitted that there was a time lag of almost 30 minutes for ambulances to come to the scene.

"Ambulans, I called around 9.20 a.m., until 25 (minute-ed) after that, I didn't come for long, I immediately brought almost ten. That's my signature, the file that took care of me," he said.

Agus said that the night he saw the incident was around 9.20 (21:20 WIB) here. However, when asked about the car that hit him, Agus admitted that he did not know because he was focused on the victim.

"I don't see it, I went to the room, sir. The car went straight forward. I want to focus on the victim." Agus explained.

Although he admitted that he focused on the victim, Hasya Athallah, Agus admitted that he did not know the condition of the UI student.

"If my victim's condition is personally open at the hospital, I take off his jacket and there are no injuries. At the waist, the head is not there, there is no blood," he said again.

When asked if Eko (police pension) was in the hospital. Agus said that he saw Eko arrived at the hospital. Even Agus tried to calm Mr. Eko.

"Yes, come along. The perpetrator is still there, Mr. Eko is still in the hospital, I want coffee to calm down."

Agus continued, he returned home after a police party came to the hospital. And at that time the victim's family had also come to the hospital.

"I live because there are already authorities (police)."