Overview
- Crews recovered 12 more bodies on Monday, bringing the confirmed death count to 61, with some officials reporting a total as high as 65.
- Search leaders said no survivors are expected and indicated operations were close to concluding, with two students still reported missing.
- Disaster Victims Identification teams had identified 17 victims by Monday, aided by DNA samples from relatives at a police hospital in Surabaya.
- Authorities reported that 99 students were treated and released for injuries, while four remained hospitalized after amputations.
- The prayer hall at the century-old Al-Khoziny pesantren collapsed on Sept. 29 during afternoon prayers, highlighting permit gaps as the public works minister noted only about 50 of roughly 42,000 Islamic boarding schools have building permits.