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Dony Oskaria: Handling of Train Accident Victims is Top Priority

| Source: CNN_ID Translated from Indonesian | Infrastructure
Dony Oskaria: Handling of Train Accident Victims is Top Priority
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Head of BP BUMN, Dony Oskaria, has assured that the handling of victims from the train accident at Bekasi Timur Station, along with the restoration of rail operations, is the government’s top priority at present. He made this statement during a direct inspection of the accident site in Bekasi Timur on Tuesday (28/4/2026) in the early hours. The presence of the BP BUMN Head, together with Deputy Speaker of the DPR and President’s envoy Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, at the incident location at 00:00 WIB was to directly convey condolences and concern while monitoring the evacuation process. “On behalf of myself as well as the government, BP BUMN, and Danantara, we extend our deepest condolences and most sincere apologies for the tragedy that has occurred,” Dony said in an official statement. Dony emphasised that President Prabowo Subianto’s instructions are very clear: “Public safety is the highest law.” Currently, all efforts are being directed to ensure that medical services for the victims proceed swiftly and accurately. “Our main focus at this time is not only the restoration of rail operations, but ensuring that every individual affected receives the fastest and best handling,” Dony stressed. During the inspection, Dony along with Sufmi Dasco Ahmad also engaged in discussions with on-site personnel to ensure the evacuation process. Concluding his statement at the accident site, Dony reiterated apologies and concern. “Once again, we apologise for the inconvenience and this tragedy. Safety and public trust are absolute priorities that cannot be compromised,” Dony concluded before continuing coordination with the KAI technical team on site. For families seeking further information on the condition of family members, PT KAI has opened official information services via WhatsApp 0811-2223-3121 and Call Centre: 121.

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