TEMPO.CO, Tangerang - Polisi ensures that Hani Binti Kahid Uta, 37 years old, the suspected of baby corpse dumper in the toilet plane of Etihad route from Abu Dhabi is an Indonesian Female Migrant Worker (TKW).
The woman from Cianjur, West Java, was arrested at Soekarno-Hatta Airport shortly after her flight with Air Asia from Bangkok, Thailand on Sunday morning, January 7, 2018, at 00:25 Indonesian Western Time (WIB).
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Soekarno-Hatta Airport Police Chief Senior Commissioner Ahmad Yusep Gunawan said that the police had been closely watching Hani after receiving reports about baby corpse in Etihad toilet on Saturday evening, 6 January.
Based on the airline's statement, Hani Binti Kahid Uta, the passenger who complained of pain in her genital during the flight from Abu Dhabi-Bangkok-Jakarta. "We get the suspected profile data of the perpetrators from the passenger manifest, this is police cooperation with AP II and Etihad Airlines," Ahmad told Tempo on Sunday 7 January 2017.
After that, said Ahmad, the Soekarno-Hatta Airport Police coordinated with Commissioner Erwin Kurniawan, the Indonesian police representative in Bangkok. "We are coordinating to oversee and secure the suspected who deplaned in Bangkok for treatment," Ahmad said.
On Saturday night at 8 pm Bangkok time, Hani was flown to Cengkareng with Air Asia plane and arrived at Soekarno-Hatta Airport on Sunday at 00:25. "We picked her up with an ambulance and directly being treated in the treatment room of Soekarno-Hatta Port of Health Office," said Ahmad.
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Because Hani's condition is still very weak, the police have not done the examination yet. Ahmad asserted Hani's status has not been a suspected yet and still as presumed perpetrator because she has not been questioned yet.
"Currently we are still examining the manifest, baggage documents, and blood samples," said Ahmad about the progress of the baby corpse case in the toilet of the plane. The suspected status, according to Ahmad, will be delivered after the police get corroborating evidence.
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