JAKARTA, Jan 16 – Two victims of bomb attacks near Jakarta’s Sarinah mall are scheduled to be flown to Singapore for treatment, Jakarta police said in a press conference today (Jan 16). According to information from the police, the two victims are an Algerian, 44-year-old Marek, and Dutchman Yohanes Antonius Maria, 52.
Senior Commissioner of Jakarta Police health department Musyafak said hospitals in Jakarta have certified the duo stable enough to fly and that it was up to the embassies and the victims’ families to arrange for the transfers. Jakarta police also showed photos and revealed names of more alleged terrorists who were killed in the attack on Thursday.
The alleged terrorists are Rico, Dian Junir Kurniadi, Muhammad Ali and Ahmad Muhazin. Yesterday, the name of the first terrorist revealed was Sunakin, or Afif. Police said the bodies of two victims and the five alleged terrorists were found near the police post, outside Starbucks and inside Starbucks. Of the 26 injured, seven have been discharged and 19 remain warded in six hospitals.
