Brave Mother Hit by Falling Tree While Saving Her Children in Jakarta Park
Jakarta. A young mother from Pinang Ranti, East Jakarta, was injured by a falling tree while at Tebet Eco Park, South Jakarta, on Friday afternoon. The victim, identified by her initials NA, 29, was hurt while trying to save her children. Despite her injuries, she survived the incident.
The victim arrived at the park with her children and a friend at around 11:30 a.m. Jakarta time. However, at approximately 1:00 p.m., another visitor shouted a warning about an imminent tree fall. NA immediately attempted to rescue her children.
"As the victim ran to save her children, she was struck by the falling tree, landing face down and losing consciousness," said Tebet Police Chief Murodih on Saturday.
Murodih said the victim was promptly taken to Tebet Hospital. She has since regained consciousness and can communicate.
However, NA is still unable to sit or walk. "The victim is currently under medical care, suffering from internal injuries to her right shoulder, right leg, and lower left back," Murodih reported.
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