he bodies of 16 gold miners, victims of the Armed Criminal Group (KKB), have been recovered from multiple locations in Yahukimo and Pegunungan Bintang Regencies, Papua.
The joint force of Damai Cartenz Ops, Yahukimo Sub-regional Police, Indonesian National Military (TNI) successfully evacuated 15 bodies of the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) victims.
The Damai Cartenz Task Force confirmed that no gunshot wounds were found on the bodies of 11 victims killed in the armed criminal group attack in Yahukimo, Papua Mountains. Learn more.
Indonesian National Police (INP)'s Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) team has identified 11 bodies of gold miners killed by an armed criminal group (KKB) in Yahukimo, Papua Mountains. Read more.
Papua Regional Police Chief Inspector General Patrige Renwarin said three aircraft, including a helicopter, were deployed to support the search for victims of a recent armed criminal group attack in Yahukimo. Learn more.
The Damai Cartenz Peace Task Force evacuated five bodies of gold panners murdered by an armed criminal group (KKB) in Bingki, a remote gold mining site in Yahukimo Regency, Papua Mountains. Learn more.
A joint team of the Indonesian National Police and the Indonesian Military evacuated two bodies of gold miners killed by the Armed Criminal Group in Yahukimo, Papua. Read more.
The government strongly condemned the recent armed violence by the Armed Criminal Group in Yahukimo, Papua, which resulted in the deaths of 11 gold miners. Learn more.
An armed criminal group (KKB) attacked gold miners in two districts in the Papua Mountains region. Learn more.
Two gold miners who survived an attack by an armed separatist group (KKB) in Yahukimo Regency, Papua Mountains, have been evacuated to Dekai. Learn more.
The Puncak Jaya Sub-regional Police Chief, Superintendent Kuswara, confirmed that a former police official, was fatally shot by an armed criminal group in Puncak Jaya, Central Papua, on Monday evening. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police have questioned three Indonesian Military soldiers suspected of involvement in firearms trafficking supplying weapons to the Armed Criminal Group in Papua. Read more.
