Overview
- Rescuers recovered 12 more bodies on Monday in Sidoarjo, East Java, bringing the confirmed dead to 61, with two students still listed as missing.
- Authorities say no further survivors are expected after days of work using heavy excavators, jackhammers and hand tools to clear the collapsed prayer hall.
- Disaster officials report 99 students have been discharged after treatment and four remain hospitalized with severe injuries following amputations.
- Identification teams are using DNA provided by families, with 17 victims confirmed so far and remains sent to Bhayangkara Police Hospital in Surabaya.
- East Java police have opened a criminal probe into the school’s unpermitted construction, and construction experts say added floors likely caused the structural failure.