Jakarta –
The terrorist leadership of the Papuan armed criminal group (KKB) who is a dismissed member of the TNI, Senate should, died last night at Bhayangkara Hospital Jayapura. Police revealed the chronology of the death of Senate Soll, whose health continued to deteriorate yesterday.
“On Sunday, September 26, 2021, 22:50 WIT at Bhayangkara Jayapura Hospital, the medical team has declared the suspect on behalf of Ananias Yalak alias Senate Soll has died,” said Head of Public Relations of the Papua Police, Kombes Ahmad Musthofa Kamal to reporters, Monday (27/27). /9/2021).
At 18:17 WIT
At around 18.17 WIT, Kamal said the prison guard at Bhayangkara Hospital received information from the doctor that his condition Senate should getting worse. This happened because the oxygen in the blood of the Soll Senate decreased.
At 20.00 WIT
Then, at 20.00 WIT, the condition of the Soll Senate was still deteriorating. The Soll Senate’s decreased oxygen levels prompted doctors to install HRM in a 76-96% oxygen situation.
At 22:30 WIT
At that hour, Kamal conveyed that the installation of incubation was carried out on the Soll Senate because his condition was still deteriorating.
At 22:50 WIT
The Soll Senate was declared dead by the Bhayangkara Jayapura Hospital after being treated in the ICU.
Leg Was Amputated
Meanwhile, the Head of the Papua Regional Police Dokkes Kombes Dr. Nariyana revealed that Soll Senate was treated at Bhayangkara Jayapura Hospital on September 2, 2021. Soll Senate arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds to his right thigh and leg.
The wound was obtained because the Soll Senate resisted the officers when he was arrested on Thursday (2/9). Senate should shot in the right leg.
“Where from the wound there is a torn blood vessel that is large enough so that we carry out treatment and also cleaning,” said Nariyana.
Only, said Nariyana, because of the large amount of dead tissue, doctors performed amputation of the right leg of the Soll Senate. Senate Soll was treated in the ICU so that the treatment he could receive was more controlled from the supervision of nurses and doctors.
“Intensively we pay attention to the health of this Soll Senate patient, where there was a decrease in the chemical element, namely albumin, so we did an albumin transfusion,” he said.
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