Indonesian police say DNA tests show that a militant killed in a police raid at the weekend was not Malaysian terror suspect Noordin Mohammed Top.

Indonesian national police official Eddy Saparwoko said Wednesday that the suspect shot dead during a siege in Central Java has been identified as a man named Ibrohim.

He says they compared the DNA with his family and the match was 100 percent.

DNA evidence also showed that the body is not, as was suspected, that of Noordin Mohammed Top, Indonesia’s most wanted terror suspect. Noordin has ties with the regional terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah and is suspected of planning the recent hotel bombings in Jakarta as well as other terrorist attacks in the past decade.

Police say Ibrohim was involved in the execution of the suicide bombings last month at the JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton hotels. They say Ibrohim had been working as a florist at both hotels since 2005 and was able to bypass security to bring into the hotels the explosives used in the attacks. Police say he also recruited the two suicide bombers.

Indonesian police have shot dead a man suspected to be fugitive Islamic militant Noordin Mohammad Top during raids in Central Java and were trying to identify his body, a police source said on Saturday.

Separately, police found five bombs during another raid on a house in Bekasi near the capital Jakarta, the source who is close to the investigation told Reuters.

Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said on Tuesday his country could guarantee security following deadly suicide bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta last week.

The attacks at the JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton hotels killed nine people and wounded 53, including foreigners and Indonesians. The bombings were the first such attacks in the country in four years.

“My message to the world is that Indonesia can overcome this problem and will continue to guarantee even greater security in the future,” Yudhoyono said in a speech to inaugurate a new museum in the capital.

In brief:

Victims killed: 9 people
Victims injured: 53 people
Total: 62

Where the victims come from:

Foreign national: 16 people
Indonesian: 37 people

Hospitals the Injured Victims are treated:

RS MMC hospital: 15 people (7 foreign national; 8 Indonesian)
RS JAKARTA hospital: 10 people (no details on nationality)
RS PERTAMINA hospital: 2 people (1 foreign national; 1 Indonesian)

Details on Foreign National Victims

USA : 6 people
Australia : 1 person
The Netherlands : 2 persons
Canada : 2 persons
India : 1 person
South Korea : 2 persons
New Zealand : 1 person
Norway : 1 person

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Names of nine victims who’s been killed both in JW Marriott Jakarta

1. Timothy David Mackay (male, 61, CEO PT Holcim Indonesia) from New Zealand
2. Natan Verity (male, 39) from Australia
3. Garth McEvoy, (male, 40) from Australia
4. Arnold, male, Singapore
5. Darmanto, male, Indonesian citizen.
6. Evert Mocodompis, Indonesian.
7. Craig Senger, Australia.
8. female
9. Head without body (unidentified, allegedly the terrorist)

Names of 2 victims who’s been killed Ritz Carlton Jakarta

1. Ejc Keanin, the Netherlands
2. Pieter Burer, Netherlands

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Namelist of Jakarta bombing victims who were injured and treated at Jakarta Hospitals

1. Adrianto Machribi, foreign national treated at RS Medistra hospital Jakarta
2. Andrew Stuart Cobhan, foreign national treated at RS Medistra hospital Jakarta
3. Catur Rindu, Indonesia
4. Cho Ing Sang, South Korea
5. Dadang Hidayat, Indonesia, treated at RS Pusat Pertamina hospital.
6. Gary Ford, USA, treated at Singapore
7. Giovanni ME Suhardi, Indonesia
8. Gusti Agung Ray, Indonesia
9. Gusti Ayu darsi, Indonesia
10. Hui Bosco Keung, South Korea
11. Jame Makebba, foreign national
12. James Castle, USA
13. Janter Rusmanto, foreign national
14. Kevin More, USA
15. Linda, warga Indonesia
16. Marico Asmarawati Z, Indonesia
17. Max Boon, The Netherlands
18. Meliana, Indonesia
19. Noke Kiroyan, Indonesia
20. Oki Utomo, Indonesia
21. Peter Van Wesel, The Netherlands
22. Putra, Indonesia
23. Regi Aalstad, Norway
24. Rinaldi Damanik, Indonesia
25.Sarah, Indonesia
26. Scott Miriles, Australia
27. Shewa Aukita, India
28. Simon Pevral Lowes, USA
29. Sudargo, Indonesia
30. William, Indonesia
31. Yoga Purwanto, Indonesia
32. Yunita Kartika Sari, Indonesia
33.Yurike Martiningrum, Indonesia
34. Yusuf Purnomo, Indonesia

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Names of victims who are treated at RS Jakarta Hospital

1. Sidik Maulana (m/21), Indonesian,.
2. Aryo (M/31), Indonesian.
3. Edward Thielsen (male, Canada), has been shifted to RS Pertamina hospital.
4. David Potter (male, USA) currently treated at RS Medistra hospital.
5. Deni Purwanto (male, Indonesian).
6. Adri Tirta (male /23/ Indonesian).
7. Dikdik Ahmad Taufik (m/39/Indonesian).
8. Dewi Lestari (female/22/ Indonesian).
9. Ririn (female/25/Indonesian).
10. Henri (male/39/Indonesian).
11. Sahman (m/27/Indonesian).
12. Choirul Anam (male/24/Indonesian).
13. M. Roni (male/35/Indonesian).
14. Wahidul Kohar (male/32/Indonesia).
15. Bambang Yulianto (male, 31/ Indonesia).
16. Endang Setyawan (male, 30, Indonesia).

From various sources

Indonesia’s TVOne showed closed circuit television footage on Friday of a man suspected of detonating a bomb that went off in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Jakarta, one of two near-simultaneous bomb attacks.

The CCTV footage showed a man wearing a baseball cap and pulling a small wheelie-bag behind him as he entered the hotel lobby.

Watch the CCTV VIDEO footage of a man suspected of detonating a bomb in Ritz Carlton from TVOne

Two high explosive bombs rocked two luxurious hotels of Ritz Carlton and JW Marriot in central Jakarta Friday morning, killing at least 9 people and wounding more than 50.

The death toll rose to nine after the life of Timothy Mackay, the 60-year-old president of PT Holcim from New Zealand, could not be saved in hospital, the hospital official said.

Earlier, Minister for Politics, Law and Security and Minister Widodo AS confirmed 8 people were killed on the sites. “Six of them killed in JW Marriot Hotel and two others in Ritz Carlton.”

The minister said nearly a half of the victims were foreigners, among which were Japanese and New Zealand citizens.

Our heart goest to the victim. Our strongest condemnation to whoever carried out this terrorist act.