Pelaihari, South Kalimantan (Antaranews Kalimantan) - The Tanah Laut Police Chief AKBP Edy Swandono asserted, the discovery of the rest of the organs in the village of Batakan, Panyipatan Sub-district, not AirAsia victims but an animal skeleton.
"Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) of South Kalimantan Regional Police already completed the process of identifying the findings of the organs in Batakan coast, Thursday (22/1). As a result, it turns out the organs are quadrupeds," said Edy Suwandono in Tanah Laut Police Headquaters Thursday (22/1).
According to him, information about the fingdings was mazy prior to identification by DVI team.
Based on information from DVI team, the bone structure of the neck and back as well as the heart not the size of the human frame and heart. "So is the back of the frame is bigger, and the amount of the spine
more than human," he said.
Police chief is expecting communities around the coast to report to the police station, if find any suspicious objects.
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"Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) of South Kalimantan Regional Police already completed the process of identifying the findings of the organs in Batakan coast, Thursday (22/1). As a result, it turns out the organs are quadrupeds," said Edy Suwandono in Tanah Laut Police Headquaters Thursday (22/1).
According to him, information about the fingdings was mazy prior to identification by DVI team.
Based on information from DVI team, the bone structure of the neck and back as well as the heart not the size of the human frame and heart. "So is the back of the frame is bigger, and the amount of the spine
more than human," he said.
Police chief is expecting communities around the coast to report to the police station, if find any suspicious objects.
Editor : Mahdani
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