Overview
- At least 54 people were injured, mostly students, with about 33 still hospitalized for burns, hearing loss and blast wounds.
- The explosions struck around midday during Friday prayers at the SMA 72 mosque in Kelapa Gading and originated near the loudspeaker, police said.
- The identified suspect, a 17-year-old student, was also injured and is receiving treatment, and investigators plan to question him after his condition improves.
- Police seized explosive powder and writings at the suspect’s home and recovered a toy submachine gun marked with white-supremacist references including “14 words” and Brenton Tarrant.
- Investigators are examining possible hate-group links and reports that bullying and a desire for revenge may have motivated the attack, while providing trauma support to students.