Overview
- Authorities say they recovered explosive powder and written materials from the teenager’s residence, naming him the lone suspect while checking for any accomplices or group ties.
- At least 54 people were injured, mostly students, and about 29 remained hospitalized on Saturday for burns, hearing loss, and other injuries.
- The explosions hit around midday during Friday prayers inside a state high school mosque in Kelapa Gading, located within a naval residential complex.
- Investigators say the blasts originated near the mosque’s loudspeaker and that forensic work continues to determine the device and mechanism.
- Police recovered a toy submachine gun with white-supremacist inscriptions and say the incident does not appear to be an organized terror attack, with a possible bullying-revenge motive under investigation.