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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Dwi Ratna still does not believe his father, Muas Effendi Nasution, was the victim of a plane crash Lion Air JT 610 fell in Tanjung Karawang, West Java, Monday (29/10). He also linked a number of irregularities to the incident.
First of all, the problem of using black clothes. Three consecutive days before the accident, he claimed to continue wearing black clothes. However, this is not considered a sign.
Now, after the announcement of the plane crash in his ear, he also thought that the black clothes he was wearing as a sign of grief would infest his family.
"Indeed, three days from Friday to Monday, I was wearing a black shirt, but there was nothing to suggest that this was happening," Dwi said at a meeting at the Kramat Police Hospital. Jati, East Jakarta, Tuesday (10:30).
Second, the route and departure time. According to Dwi, the father, who is at the head of Syahbandar Pangkalpinang, had already gone to Medan to meet his family and relatives. His father wanted to return to Pangkalpinang.
However, the ticket that he bought requires a first transit to Jakarta, then that of Pangkalpinang by Lion Air JT-610.
 The family of the victims of the aircraft Lion Air JT-610 went to the police hospital of Kramat Jati, Jakarta, Tuesday (10:30). (CNN Indonesia / Sapphire Makki) |
He claimed to be surprised because his father usually left at night if the next day was scheduled.
"So, just going to Jakarta transits because there are no Medan-Pangkalpinang flights," he said.
Dwi himself claimed that he had first learned that his father had also been a victim of an accident after confirming his father's men. To be sure, he contacted call center Lion Air must request pbadenger manifest data. From there, we knew that one of the pbadengers of the Lion Air JT601 was his father.
With this sad news, Dwi claimed to be sincere for his father's departure. He hoped that his father's body could be found.
At the same place, Niko, one of the victims' families, still hopes his father, Harwinoko, will survive the accident.
"I still hope [ayah hidup]because there is no information from here [pihak RS Polri], "he says.
 The families of the victims of the aircraft Air Lion JT-610 delivered photos and other reports to DVI at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital in Jakarta on Tuesday (10/30). (CNN Indonesia / Sapphire Makki) |
Dwi and Niko were two of the dozens of family members of the Lion Air JT-610 victims who gathered at the office of the DVI (Disaster Victim Investigation) at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital in Jakarta on Tuesday. (30/10).
At that time, they also submitted data, especially pre-death or antemortem data, to their families, such as physical characteristics, special signs on the body, which was carried and worn by the victim .
A sad atmosphere seemed to envelop. They are still waiting to know for sure what the latest news is about evacuating the victims. Some of them seemed to sit and cry over this incident. Others seem to embrace and try to reinforce those who are still sad.
"One who is solved," said a woman hugging her family.
Brigadier General Arthur Tampi, head of the Medical and Health Center of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, said that until now, the DVI team of the National Police had received data from antemortem data from 185 members of the victim's family. In addition, 72 families also performed DNA tests.
For the period of identification of victims, it takes time because they have to match the data obtained from the family with the found bodies.
"The faster we will be able to identify those that have been around for about 4-8 days," Arthur said.
(FHR / ARH)
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