Four more people lost their lives due to the fire that broke out at the fuel storage station of Indonesia’s oil and gas company Pertamina last night.
The number of people who died in the fire increased to 18, including 2 children, and there is still no news about 3 people.
The treatment of 35 injured people, including those with serious burns, continues in hospitals.
Hundreds of people were evacuated due to the fire at the station, which is located in a densely populated area.
Meanwhile, the people of the region returned to their houses, which were destroyed in the fire during the day, to see if they had any useful items.
On the other hand, Pertamina has officially apologized for the fire, while the investigation into the cause of the fire continues.
North Jakarta Fire Department officials announced that a fire broke out at the fuel storage station in Jakarta at 20:00 local time yesterday.
The fire, which caused many explosions, quickly spread to buildings in the area.