Indonesia Islamic Boarding School Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises To 60 | World News

Jakarta: According to the Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), East Java, Sidoarjo Regency, Al Khoziny Islamic Boarding School caused by the collapse of the death burden, search and rescue teams rose to 60 more on Monday to 60. In a press release of BNPB spokesman Abdul Muhari, the victims were under debris between midnight and 18:15 local time. According to preliminary estimates based on a list of participation published by the Islamic Boarding School, three people are missing.

In addition to solid bodies, the joint search and rescue team saved five parts of the body. All the ruins were taken to the Bhayyangkara Hospital in Surabaya for identity.

BNPB, the number of patients treated to 104, four discharged, 99 of the hospital was taken to hospital and one of the treatment said that one did not require treatment.

Rescue operations continue in the A1 and A2 sectors, where the collapsed concrete still covers the old structures. Authorities, in order to avoid any more damage to nearby buildings, the debris was carefully made, he said.

The school building stuck in dozens of students on September 29th.

On October 2, the savior began to use heavy machines after not detecting other symptoms of life, based on manual methods, as they feared that vibrations from large equipment could trigger additional collapse before.

Authorities announced that the rescue efforts are particularly difficult as it can destabilize other areas of the movement in a section of the site.

Although research on the cause of the collapse is still continuing, early findings indicate potentially weak construction applications as a factor that contributes.

Sidoarjo Regional President Sub the SUBANDI confirmed the previous police statements that showed that the school’s management could not get the necessary construction permits before starting the project.

According to Indonesia’s 2002 building construction code, permission should be obtained from the relevant authorities before any building activity. If nonconformity may cause fines or imprisonment, and violations lead to deaths, the penalties may include fines reaching up to 15 years in prison and 8 billion Rupia (approximately 500,000 USD).