Overview

• Indonesian media report at least 37 fatalities after additional bodies were recovered, though overall counts differ between outlets.
• The national disaster agency said 26 more bodies were found over the weekend and listed 26 people as still missing.
• More than 100 people were injured in the collapse, with eight patients still being treated in hospital, officials said.
• Families consented to the use of excavators and cranes after the initial 72-hour window, shifting the operation from primarily manual methods.
• Police say the roughly 100-year-old boarding school had been illegally expanded by two floors and its foundation failed during a cement pour as students gathered for afternoon prayer, trapping many boys aged 12 to 19.