One Of The Victims Of The Shooting Of The MUI Office Experienced 10 Prisoners In Hand

JAKARTA - The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) said one of the victims of the shooting incident at the MUI office on Tuesday afternoon, April 2 underwent 10 stitches in his hand. "Update from the victim, I was with him, already received treatment, there were 10 stitches in his hand. Please pray hopefully, it will improve quickly," said Head of the MUI Fatwa Division Asrorun Ni'am Sholeh when met at the Menteng MUI Office, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, May 2, confiscated by Antara. He said, currently Tri, who is an administrative staff of MUI and is one of the victims of the shooting, was able to fully tell the chronology of the shooting. "He said, at that time his position was trying to avoid being shot behind the glass, because the glass was hit by a bullet, he was then scattered, he was hit by debris," he said. Currently, Tri is being treated at the South Jakarta Great Hospital. Regarding one other victim, Bambal, he stated that he could not confirm his condition. "Bambal is being post-mortem, but I don't know exactly because I haven't met him yet, but the latest news is still post-mortem for further information," he said.

Based on information received from dr. Elshita, the doctor on duty at the Agung Hospital, Tri is now home in a safe, stable condition, has no complaints of dizziness or nausea, and only lacerations to his hands. The shooting incident occurred at the MUI office on Tuesday, at around 11.15 WIB. The incident occurred while the MUI leaders were carrying out routine meetings. Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Pol Komarudin revealed that the suspected shooter died at the scene.