Jokowi condemns Makassar church battle

In regard to the terror act at the entrance gate of Makassar Cathedral Church today, I highly condemn the horror act

Jakarta – President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) condemned the suicide battle in front of Cathedral Church in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Sunday.

” In regard to the terror act at the entryway gate of Makassar Cathedral Church today, I strongly condemn the horror act,” Jokowi stated at the Bogor Presidential Palace in Bogor, West Java on Sunday.

A bomb exploded at 10.30 a.m. regional time at the entryway gate of Makassar Cathedral Church, allegedly killing 2 suicide bombers and injuring 14 people.

The explosion occurred when worshipers were just completed Sunday Palm services.

” I have bought the Indonesian Police Chief to investigate thoroughly the (terrorist) networks and uncover it to its root,” Jokowi worried.

The President said, terrorism is a crime versus humankind and has no relations to any religious teaching.

” All religious beliefs are against terrorism whatever the arguments. All state device will not let this terror acts occur,” he noted.

Jokowi has actually contacted people to stay calm since the state ensures individuals’s security to perform worship without fear.

Fourteen individuals were injured due to a suicide bomb attack outside Cathedral Church in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Sunday morning, police stated.

The Indonesian Police spokesman Insp. Gen Pol Argo Yuwono said three of the hurt are being dealt with at Stella Maris Hospital, seven at Akademis Hospital, and four at Pelamonia Healthcare facility.

Some body parts were likewise discovered together with damaged motorcycle in the bomb attack scene.

It is believed the body parts belonged to two suspected suicide bomb enemies.

Shortly before the explosion, 2 people on a motorcycle tried to go into the church compound and were come by church security personnel.

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