The surface of the still wet grave appears to be full of scattered flowers and plants on one side. The victims who died in the fatal accident consist of nine students, one motorcyclist, and a teacher named Yogi. Okto, one of the surviving students from the fatal accident in Ciater, narrated the figure of the teacher who became a victim in the incident.

"He admitted to missing his teacher's presence. Throughout his life and teaching, Yogi was known to always be attentive and never angry towards his students. 'Mr. Yogi is the homeroom teacher for class XII BDP 2. Mr. Yogi is a good teacher, it's enjoyable when he teaches because he pays attention. Mr. Yogi likes to joke, he is good and never gets angry,' he said."

Although he joined the group, Okto was not inside bus 1 that had an accident. According to him, bus 1 that had an accident always lagged behind. "The bus is like not feeling well. It always lags behind. The distance between the bus (that had an accident) and my bus is about 20 minutes," he said.

Before the accident occurred, the group had stopped to have dinner. Bus 1 was unloaded and then continued on its way, but remained in the back position. "At the last stop, we had dinner, the engine was unloaded but it still remained in the back. When we arrived at the souvenir place, we received news that the bus had a brake failure and had an accident," he said.

The news was known because a student sent a voice recording to the group and asked for help. Then another student sent a voice recording to his friend informing that their bus had an accident. "There was a victim in bus 1 who sent a voice note to the group asking for help as the bus had an accident. There was also a student who sent a voice note to her boyfriend asking for help," he said.