JAKARTA - A total of 12 bodies at the Jeruk Purut Public Cemetery (TPU), Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, were evacuated as a result of the collapsed wall on Thursday, October 30, afternoon at 16.00 WIB.
"In total, we are moving 12 graves," said Jeruk Purut Royani Field Coordinator to reporters, ANTARA, Friday, October 31.
He said that currently a number of officers were deployed to lift the rubble of the wall and the skeleton of the corpse. Later, the body will be transferred to the unused land at the TPU.
It is also hoped that the movement and evacuation of the bodies can be completed as soon as possible.
"Some have been moved to the Jeruk Purut TPU area as well, those that have not been used. They have permission to the heirs as well," said Royani.
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The wall, which has a length of 40 meters and a height of 2.5 meters, is thought to have collapsed due to water pressure, making the soil unable to withstand the load.
Later, if conditions are possible, the TPU manager will rebuild the sheet pile in the area.
"Actually, because it's just a water pressure, this is an area that doesn't work. The next day we will be plastered again," said Royani.
Previously, the guardrail at Jeruk Purut TPU, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, collapsed due to heavy rains that hit the area on Thursday, October 30, afternoon at 16.00 WIB.
The incident was the second time. However, it is certain that there were no casualties in the incident.
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