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Indonesian police investigators check a body part found after a suicide bomb blast at Kampung Melayu bus terminal in Jakarta on May 24, 2017.
A suspected suicide bombing rocked a busy bus terminal in the Indonesian capital Jakarta on May 24, killing one policeman in the latest terror attack to hit the Muslim-majority country. Five police officers were also injured in the explosion at the bus station in the east of the city.
(AFP/Bayu Ismoyo)
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wo police officers who suffered injuries during a Kampung Melayu suicide bomb attack on Wednesday underwent surgery this morning at Premier Jatinegara Hospital in East Jakarta.
“This morning, two people underwent surgery while two others are still under observation,” Premier Jatinegara Hospital spokesperson Susan Ananda said on Thursday morning as quoted by tribunnews.com.
Surgery was carried out on the victims, identified as Sec. Brig. Yogi and Sec. Brig. Ferry, to treat injuries they suffered when two pressure cooker bombs exploded, releasing shrapnel.
Yogi suffered severe wounds on his head and other parts of his body.
“Yogi’s condition was more serious […] after the surgery we still need to observe him carefully in the intensive care room,” Suyatno, a Premiere Jatinegara Hospital supervisor, said.
There were five doctors who handled the surgeries, including ear and nose specialists, an ophthalmologist, an orthopedic surgeon and a plastic surgeon. (hol)
