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The search for victims of the Islamic boarding school collapse in Indonesia's Sidoarjo town ended on Tuesday (Oct 7), with the death toll rising to 67.

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00:00The search for victims of the Islamic boarding school collapse in Indonesia's Sidoarjo town
00:05ended on Tuesday, with the death toll rising to 67.
00:10The tragedy left the small town in shock after the Al-Kozini school caved in during afternoon prayers on September 29.
00:17Structural failures in the decades-old building caused the collapse,
00:21burying more than a hundred students, most of them teenage boys, before they were pulled out from the rubble.
00:27Authorities confirmed that all victims have been found, with several body parts still pending identification.
00:34The incident is said to be the country's deadliest disaster this year.
00:57The religious affairs minister said many Islamic boarding schools in the country are struggling with
01:04limited resources despite huge numbers of students.
01:08Memang pondok pesantren ini tradisinya itu ada satu hal ya, masyarakat itu terlalu mempercayakan anak-anaknya
01:18kepada pondok pesantren, tapi tidak berbanding lurus dengan anggaran yang dimilikinya.
01:23Karena tradisi pesantren itu mungkin biasanya terlalu tawadu ya, dia istilahnya tadi Cak Iming itu mandiri ya.
01:30Nah, sekarang ini kadang-kadang kan kita harus proaktif mencari anggaran di dalam Kementerian Agama
01:37yang mengelola madrasah dan pondok pesantren.
01:4095% sekolah yang dikelola Kementerian Agama itu adalah swasta.
01:45The Al-Kozini school is one of more than 42,000 such schools nationwide,
01:50but only around 50 reportedly have formal building permits.
01:56Nah, sekarang ini kadang-kadang kan kita harus proaktif mencari anggaran.
02:00Terima kasih telah menonton!
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