Overview
- Authorities report at least three students dead and about 100 injured since the collapse at Al Khoziny Islamic boarding school in Sidoarjo, East Java.
- The National Disaster Management Agency revised the number presumed buried to 91 after reviewing attendance records and family reports.
- More than 300 rescuers are working around unstable concrete, supplying oxygen, water and food through gaps while avoiding heavy machinery to prevent further collapse.
- Officials say at least six children are known to be alive under the debris, with students mostly boys aged 12 to 18 who were praying when the hall gave way.
- An investigation is underway into the unpermitted expansion that added two concrete floors to a two-storey hall whose foundation was apparently too weak to bear the load.