Overview
- Multiple blasts struck the mosque at a state high school inside a navy compound in Kelapa Gading around midday, prompting evacuations and a bomb-squad response.
- Police report 54 injured, mostly students, with burns and wounds from glass and fragments, and about 33 still receiving treatment in hospitals.
- A 17-year-old male student has been named the suspected perpetrator and is undergoing surgery for injuries sustained in the incident.
- Investigators recovered a toy submachine gun linked to the suspect with inscriptions referencing white supremacist slogans, which are being examined as potential evidence.
- Officials, including national and Jakarta police, are probing possible motives such as bullying and have urged the public not to conclude the blasts were a terrorist attack.