Mass Injuries in Jakarta Mosque Blast; Terror Evidence Uncovered

Fifty-four people sustained injuries following a forceful explosion within a mosque situated in a school complex in North Jakarta’s Kelapa Gading neighborhood on Friday afternoon. The incident triggered a swift security deployment. Officials confirmed the blast and initiated a comprehensive inquiry into its origins. Evidence recovered from the explosion site strongly indicates a connection to terrorism. Reports indicate that law enforcement officials found items including a body vest, firearms, and materials used in constructing explosive devices. Although the mosque’s structure appeared largely intact, the 54 victims suffered injuries ranging from minor to severe burns, a direct consequence of their proximity to the blast’s epicenter. The affected zone has been secured by police and security agencies as investigations continue. Efforts are now concentrated on apprehending the culprits and uncovering their motives for attacking a place of worship within an educational institution. Assurances have been given that all necessary measures will be taken to resolve the case and support the victims.