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At least 54 people have been injured in a series of explosions at a mosque in Indonesia's capital Jakarta during Friday prayers, police officials said.
The mosque complex is located in a crowded area of North Jakarta on largely navy-owned land, home to many military personnel and retired officers.
they have described the mosque as a crime scene while investigators work to determine the cause

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world19h ago

At least 54 people were injured in an explosion at a Jakarta school mosque, with injuries ranging from minor to burns.
Two blasts were heard as a sermon began at SMA 27, a navy-affiliated high school in the Kelapa Gading district.
Police have not disclosed the blast's cause and are awaiting bomb squad findings as the area is cordoned off.
Authorities urged the public to avoid speculation about terrorism as investigations begin.
The incident prompted an emergency response and area security by police near a naval facility.
Witness accounts described a midday blast timing as the sermon began inside the mosque.
The blast occurred in North Jakarta's Kelapa Gading district within a navy compound.
No terrorist attribution was confirmed as investigators gather evidence at the scene.
The incident follows a prior deadly collapse at a local Islamic boarding school, though not linked to this blast.
Investigators are focusing on determining the blast's cause rather than immediate attribution to terrorism.

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crime6h ago

Dozens of students were injured when explosions hit a mosque at a Jakarta high school during Friday prayers.
Authorities identified a 17-year-old boy as the suspected perpetrator and are investigating the motive.
Police said the suspect is a student at the school and is undergoing surgery for injuries.
Initial assessments did not confirm a terror attack; investigators are reviewing the incident.
Witnesses reported two loud blasts and a plume of gray smoke as the sermon began.
The weapon was later described as a toy gun with specified markings under investigation.
Police noted the attack occurred at SMA 72, a state high school within a navy compound in Jakarta.
Officials emphasized continuing investigation to determine motive and environment of the suspect.
Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country, has seen a history of militant attacks but recent years show fewer large incidents.

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