99 bodies sent to RSCM in two months<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): As of Monday, Cipto Mangunkusumo General
\nHospital records show a total 99 bodies admitted to its morgue
\nthis year, of which only seven have been identified by family
\nmembers and\/or friends.<\/p>\n
The records show the bodies were found in different parts of
\nthe capital with various causes of death.<\/p>\n
The seven bodies were identified by relatives and friends of
\nthe deceased a few days after their remains were admitted to the
\nmorgue. Identification revealed that 40-year-old Rasman died
\nafter being electrocuted while sitting on the roof of a train;
\nSukron, who drowned in Ciliwung River in Jatinegara, East
\nJakarta. The other five were murdered, including a transvestite
\nidentified as Hugo Yonathan.<\/p>\n
Among the unidentified corpses were nine babies, believed to
\nbe unwanted by their parents, some of which were buried in a mass
\ngrave in Pondok Ranggon, on the outskirts of Jakarta. One of the
\nnine was found on Monday in Tambora, West Jakarta.<\/p>\n
The remaining corpses bore traces of either violent physical
\nassault by blunt objects or sharp weapons; a number of bloated
\ncorpses indicated the cause of death was either accidentally or
\nmurder. One woman's decomposed body was found by a fisherman in
\nAncol, North Jakarta, four days after she had been murdered. A
\nfisherman found her remains half-naked and her hands tied with
\nher clothes.<\/p>\n
Signs indicating death due to drug overdose were also present
\nin a number of bodies.<\/p>\n
Bruises and marks of beating were also found on several
\nbodies, including that of the man who was beaten up by an angry
\ncrowd following Sunday's murder attempt on the National Awakening
\nParty chairman Matori Abdul Djalil in his house in South Jakarta.<\/p>\n
Seven of the unidentified bodies were kept for medical
\nstudies, while the remaining were buried in Pondok Ranggon
\ncemetery. (06)<\/p>",
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