Fire at Glodok Plaza, Victim's Car Severely Damaged, Evacuation Conducted with Tears

Kapanlagi.com - The tragic fire that struck Glodok Plaza on Wednesday night, January 15, 2025, has left deep sorrow for many, especially for the families of the victims. One of the families feeling the loss the most is that of Oshima Yukari, a flight attendant who is now among the 14 people reported missing in the incident.

After waiting for days with hope, Oshima's car was finally evacuated from the seventh floor of the burned building. The evacuation moment was witnessed by many who could not hold back their tears. The white Honda Brio was seen charred in several parts, reflecting the severity of the fire that occurred.

During the cleaning process, the Oshima family appeared very emotional. Oshima's aunt, Indah, could not hold back her tears upon seeing her niece's beloved car. They cleaned the windshield and checked for any belongings that might have been left behind, hoping to find traces of Oshima's presence.

Here are the details:

1. Condition of Oshima Yukari's Car After Evacuation

Oshima Yukari's Honda Brio was successfully rescued from the seventh floor of Glodok Plaza a few days after a massive fire swept through the building. Although there are signs of yellow scorch marks on its body, the car is still in good condition and ready to be used again. The cleaning process began by spraying the windshield to remove the ash that had settled, while the Oshima family hopefully scrubbed off the remaining dust so that their beloved vehicle could function again.

Inside the car, they found touching personal items, such as a pair of shoes and a mask, which stand as silent witnesses to Oshima's last activities at Glodok Plaza. This car has now become not just a means of transportation, but also a symbol of the tragedy that claimed many lives and left deep sorrow for the families left behind.

2. Memories in Oshima Yukari's Car

Oshima Yukari's Honda Brio holds deep memories for her family, especially for the victim's aunt, Indah. According to her, Oshima often kept personal items like her wallet and ID card in the vehicle, making it an important storage place while traveling.

The last memory etched is when Oshima used the car during last year's Eid, a moment that now deepens the family's sense of loss after it was revealed that her car recorded the entry time into Glodok Plaza on the day of the fire.

The discovery of a parking ticket on the car's dashboard showing Oshima's entry time at 18:43 WIB serves as a reminder of her last activities before the tragedy struck. "She always kept her things here, from her ID card to her wallet, because she didn't often use this car. Usually, she just brought her phone," Indah explained, describing how valuable the car was to Oshima and her family.

3. A Heart-Wrenching Evacuation

The evacuation process of Oshima's car from the seventh floor of Glodok Plaza on Thursday (23/1) became a heart-wrenching moment, witnessed directly by the victims' families who could not hold back their tears. Indah, who was waiting at the fire station, was seen tightly holding the car while shedding tears, reminiscing about the beautiful memories when her niece used the vehicle in her daily life.

The car has now become a symbol of hope as well as sorrow, reminding the family of Oshima's presence at the site of the heartbreaking tragedy. Despite being enveloped in sadness, hope still burns in their hearts, waiting for the results of the identification of the victims who have been evacuated.

Oshima's father has even provided a DNA sample to expedite the identification process of the bodies found at the fire site, holding onto hope for the answers that have long been awaited.

4. Efforts to Identify Victims: Aunt Remembers Oshima Yukari's Last Words

The process of identifying the victims of the tragic fire at Glodok Plaza is still ongoing at the Police Hospital in Kramat Jati, and currently, 11 body bags have been evacuated from the scene. Unfortunately, this process is hampered by the condition of the bodies, which are difficult to recognize, forcing the Oshima family, including the father, to provide DNA samples to assist in identification.

The victim's mother, who is currently in Hong Kong, is also unable to provide further information, adding emotional strain for the family awaiting certainty. In this situation filled with uncertainty, the authorities face a significant challenge in delivering good news to the grieving families.

"Yesterday, Oshima asked her father if they would play this week. Those were the last words before the fire struck," said Indah, creating a poignant atmosphere amid the sorrow.

5. Number of 14 Recorded Victims

The fire that struck Glodok Plaza has left a deep mark of sorrow for the families of the victims, shaking their emotions and mental state. Of the 14 people reported missing, many families are still trapped in uncertainty, waiting for news about the fate of their loved ones.

In the official record, the names that have now become symbols of hope and sorrow include Ade Aryati (29), Sinta Amelia (20), Aldrinas (29), Aulia Belinda (28), Oshima Yukari (25), Deri Saiki (25), Indira Seviana Bela (25), Keren Shalom J (21), Intan Mutiara (26), Desty and Zukhi Radja (42), Chika Adinda Yustin (26), Muljadi (56), and Dian Cahyadi (38).

The anxiety and hope of finding those who are missing continue to weigh on the minds and feelings of the waiting families.

6. What was found inside Oshima Yukari's car?

In a shocking discovery, authorities managed to identify personal belongings of the victim, including a mysterious parking ticket, a mask, a pair of seemingly familiar shoes, and several other items that each tell their own story.

7. Why was Oshima Yukari's car evacuated?

The car trapped in the Glodok Plaza fire has been evacuated, providing access for the victim's family and simultaneously serving as evidence of their presence at the tragedy site. The victim identification process is being conducted carefully, utilizing DNA from family members and analyzing items found at the scene. Tragically, 14 people are still reported missing, while 11 body bags have been successfully evacuated for further identification processes.

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