18 Bodies of Death Truck Victims in West Papua Sent to Kupang, Sobs of NTT Residents Broke – Tribun-papua.com
TRIBUN-PAPUA.COM – Sobs enveloped the delivery of 18 residents bodies East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), victim of a deadly truck accident flown in from Rendani Airport, Manokwari, West Papua, Thursday (14/4/2022).
Dozens of these miners bodies were returned to their hometowns each for burial. Everything is flown to the airport Eltari, Kupang.
They became victims of a deadly accident at Kilometer 10 Descendants Panjang, Minyambouw District, Duadbey Village, on Wednesday (13/4/2022) early in the morning.
FLYED TO KUPANG
The truck he was traveling in suffered a failed brake, until it hit a cliff with steep road conditions.
The bodies of 18 people consisting of 16 adult men, one woman The adult and one three-year-old toddler were taken to the Rendani Airport for flown by charter aircraft.
The return of the corpse to the hometown is borne by the entrepreneur the gold mine that employed them, said the Flobamora Chief di West Papua, Clinton Tallo, launched Kompas.com, Thursday (14/4/2022).
In addition to corpses, gold mining entrepreneurs also facilitate the return of the family of the victim of a fatal accident to Kupang.
They boarded a Lion Air chartered plane.
Arriving in Kupang later then proceed to my hometown each, he said.
Clinton would like to thank all those who have help so that the evacuation and repatriation process of 18 bodies goes on well.
WEST, 18 DIED AND ALL NTT RESIDENTS
We express our gratitude to the Governor, Pangdam XVIII/ Kasuari, Wakapolda of West Papua, Regent with Deputy Regent Manokwari, Manokwari Police Chief and his staff, Manokwari Basarnas as well as members of the press as well as all parties that I cannot mention, Thank you very much for helping us NTT people, he said.
Based on Kompas.com monitoring, 18 bodies were unloaded from the Kodam dump truck XVIII/ Cassowary to the cargo room.
The road around the airport was jammed because it was full of people who witness the bodies being flown to their hometowns. (*)
