An explosion at a mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia, injured 54 people, who were hospitalized with various injuries. The police are investigating the incident.
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An explosion occurred on Friday during prayers at a mosque located in a school complex in Jakarta, Indonesia, injuring 54 people, who were hospitalized with injuries ranging from minor to serious, including burns. The city's police chief, Asep Edi Suheri, stated that authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion, and police and ambulance crews have been mobilized to the scene. Images broadcast by news outlets do not show significant damage to the mosque, but the area has been secured. The incident has raised concerns within the community, in the context of other recent events in Indonesia.
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