At least seven homemade bombs were found at the site of an explosion at a mosque in Jakarta.

Seven homemade bombs, four of which went off, were found on the territory of a school complex in Jakarta, where an explosion occurred on November 7. This was reported on November 11 by the Reuters news agency, citing the Indonesian police.

According to Asep Police Chief Edi Suheri, the explosive device was activated remotely. In addition, the police found a toy weapon with inscriptions at the scene.

According to the Indonesian police, the suspect acted alone and was not part of any "terrorist network." Suheri did not disclose his name, but called him "a closed child who appeared before the law."

The terrorist attack on a mosque located on the territory of a school complex in Jakarta took place on November 7. On the same day, it was reported that as a result of the explosion, the number of injured increased from 54 to 96 people. 29 of them were hospitalized. According to police, the explosion could have been caused by one of the students. An unknown powdery substance was found in his house. The suspect himself is in intensive care. Law enforcement agencies believe that it was a terrorist attack, but so far there is no confirmation of this.

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