Nazwa Ghefira, Woman From Bogor: Victim Of The Death Accident KM 58 Who Was Successfully Identified

The families of the accident victims underwent antemortem at the West Java Police DVI Post at the Forensic Installation at the Karawang Hospital. (ANTARA/Ali Khumaini)

JAKARTA - The DVI team managed to identify the body of a victim of a deadly accident at KM 58 of the Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road. The victim was from Bogor, and was immediately handed over to the family.

"One body that was identified was named Nazwa Ghefira, a woman, 22 years old, a resident of Bogor," said Head of Public Relations of the West Java Police, Kombes Jules Abraham Abast at the Karawang Hospital, Tuesday, April 9, as reported by Antara.

Nazwa's body was identified from primary dental data. After being identified, Nazwa's body was then handed over to his mother, Cicih, who was accompanied by relatives at the Karawang Hospital.

On that occasion, compensation was also handed over from PT Jasa Raharja and the love of the Police.

Jules said that at the time of the accident, the joint team evacuated 14 body bags to the Forensic Installation of the Karawang Hospital. However, it was confirmed that 12 bodies of victims died in an accident at KM 58 of the Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road.

He added that the identification of the victim who died in the accident at KM 58 took time because all the bodies of the victims were charred and difficult to identify.

In the accident, the car he was traveling in caught fire after being involved in a collision with a bus and hitting the toll road divider fence.

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo on the previous occasion said that as of Monday (8/4) night there were four families who carried out antemortem activities at the West Java Regional Police's DVI Post (Disaster Victim Identification) at the Forensic Installation at the Karawang Hospital.

The deadly accident of KM 58 occurred Monday, April 8 morning on the contraflow route KM 58 of the Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road in the Karawang Regency area. Involving three vehicles, namely the Primajasa bus number B-7655-TGD police, Gran Max number B-1635-BKT, and Daihatsu Terios. Gran Max and Terios were burned down.

12 people died in the accident, all Gran Max passengers. They consist of seven men and five women.

Meanwhile, from the Terios car there were no victims, while from the Primajasa bus there were two people who were injured.

All the victims who died were taken to the Karawang Regional General Hospital (RSUD) Reservoir Room.