Indonesian police say investigations into abuse at a daycare centre have expanded, with suspects now totaling 27. Multiple outlets report that officers carried out a raid on the facility in late April after receiving information about alleged mistreatment of children. Police say they found dozens of children aged between about two and six years old restrained with their hands and feet tied. Some children were reportedly tied to doors.
One report adds that police name 14 additional suspects, bringing the overall number of accused individuals to 27. The outlets describe the case as involving alleged physical abuse and restraint practices at the daycare. Authorities have not indicated in the provided accounts the specific roles of each suspect or whether charges have been filed, but they continue identifying and investigating individuals connected to the centre. The reports present the figures and circumstances of the late-April raid as the central confirmed developments in the case so far.
