All Of The Ambruk Victims The Jembatan Run Over In Probolinggo Are Home From The Hospital

The suspension bridge connecting Pajarakan Village with Kregenan Village in Probolinggo collapsed on Friday, September 9. (Dok Diskominfo Probolinggo Regency)

PROBOLINGGO - All victims of the suspension bridge that collapsed in Probolinggo have been allowed from the treatment period at Waluyo Jati Krakatan Hospital, East Java. Some of them have entered school.

"All the victims who received treatment at the hospital have been discharged and the last are two victims who had undergone surgery," said Public Relations of RSUD Waluyo Jati Kraksaan Wiwik Yuliati in a press release, quoted from Antara, Monday 19 September.

According to him, the two victims who were sent home were Muhammad Ibnu Rafi and Hasan Firmansyah, because both of them underwent surgery and their condition had improved.

"Rafi suffered injuries to his left arm, while Hasan suffered injuries to his left wrist, left elbow, left hip and left waist. Both still need to control the hospital," he said.

Meanwhile, the teacher of SMPN 1 Pajarakan Nur Jazilah said that most of the students who were victims of the suspension bridge had entered as usual, including a teacher named Dia Irma Susanti who had also taught as usual.

"Only students who have undergone surgery have not yet entered, but the school provides dispensation not to enter school first until completely recovered," he said.

Previously, dozens of students from SMPN 1 Pajarakan became victims of the suspension bridge breaking in Kregenan Village, Kraksaan District, Probolinggo Regency, Friday, September 9.

The bridge broke when it was crossed by students and teachers of SMPN 1 Pajarakan in the context of a healthy road to commemorate National Sports Day, so dozens of victims fell into the river, then were evacuated and taken to the Puskesmas, some were referred to the Waluyo Jati Kraksaan Probolinggo Hospital.

Furthermore, the victim of the bridge was taken to the Pajarakan Health Center and 16 students and teachers had to be referred to the Waluyo Jati Kraksaan Hospital. From the results of the officer's examination, all students underwent treatment at the hospital and two of them had to undergo surgery.