Jakarta – It was revealed that a total of seven explosives were found at SMAN 72 Jakarta. However, only four exploded in two locations.
This was revealed by the spokesperson for Densus 88 Polri AKBP Mayndra eka Wardhana. The explosion occurred last Friday (7/11).
The explosives have now been seized by the police. Mayndra could not confirm the type of explosives.
“It is true that seven explosives were found, three of which did not explode,” Mayndra told reporters, Monday (10/11/2025).
“The type is known. The details can be confirmed wiht the Brimob Gegana authorities or Polda Metro Jaya,” he added.
this explosion is known to have caused 96 students to be injured. The police have arrested one suspected perpetrator who is a student at the school.However, the alleged perpetrator is still being treated because he also suffered injuries.
Search the perpetrator’s house
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Polda Metro Jaya searches the house of the student suspected of being the perpetrator of the SMAN 72 Jakarta explosion. A number of pieces of evidence were confiscated by the police.
“Indeed, ther were several items, books, documents that were confiscated, taken, taken by Puslabfor,” said Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Budi Hermanto to journalists, Monday (10/11/2025).
Budi said that his party was still examining the evidence. The police are still carrying out a series of investigations.
“If it supports an explosion at SMA 72, this will be included in the criteria for evidence. But if it is not included in the evidence processing process, we might ignore it,” he said.
National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo said the alleged perpetrator of the explosion was already known. The perpetrator is a student at SMAN 72 Jakarta.
Indonesian Police Investigate Potential Bomb-Making Instruction, Increase Online Monitoring
Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesian National Police are investigating reports that individuals may be receiving instruction on how to manufacture explosives, including thru social media platforms. The inquiry comes following a recent incident and aims to identify and apprehend those providing such instruction, and also prevent further dissemination of dangerous knowledge. Authorities are coordinating with stakeholders to enhance monitoring of online content, particularly material accessible to children.
investigation Launched Following Recent Incident
National Police Chief, while visiting the Islamic Hospital (likely related to treatment of individuals involved in a recent incident – further details require additional research to confirm), stated that the investigation will extend to all potential sources of bomb-making knowledge. This includes scrutinizing online platforms for instructional content.
“While the National Police Chief is at the Islamic Hospital, he will explore othre parties if anyone teaches bomb making, including from social media,” a statement released by authorities confirmed.
Collaboration to Monitor Sensitive content
the police are emphasizing a collaborative approach, working with entities like Komdigi (likely a digital media/cybercrime division within the police force – requires verification) to identify and address inappropriate content. A key focus is protecting children from exposure to harmful materials.
“The Regional Police Chief will build synergy, in this case Komdigi, to jointly look at content that is not suitable for consumption by children. There must be limits,” the statement explained. This suggests a proactive effort to establish boundaries and regulations regarding the availability of possibly dangerous information online.
The investigation highlights growing concerns about the use of social media for disseminating instructions on illegal and dangerous activities.Authorities are likely to work with social media companies to remove such content and identify individuals involved in its creation and distribution. The specifics of this collaboration and the legal framework governing content removal remain to be clarified.
Key Takeaways
* Indonesian police are investigating potential bomb-making instruction, including online sources.
* The investigation is linked to a recent incident and aims to prevent future occurrences.
* Authorities are collaborating with stakeholders, including Komdigi, to monitor online content.
* Protecting children from exposure to harmful materials is a priority.
* Increased scrutiny of social media platforms is expected.
Date: November 10, 2025, 14:05:00
Note: Further research is needed to confirm the specifics of the recent incident prompting this investigation and to fully identify the role and responsibilities of “Komdigi.”