The surface of the grave that is still wet appears full of flower petals and plants on one side. The victims who died in the fatal accident consisted of nine students, one motorcyclist, and one teacher named Yogi. Okto, one of the students from SMK Lingga Kencana who survived the fatal accident in Ciater, recounted the figure of the teacher who became a victim in the incident.

He admitted to missing his teacher very much. While alive and teaching, Yogi was known for always being attentive and never getting angry at his students. “Mr. Yogi was the homeroom teacher for XII BDP 2. Mr. Yogi is a good teacher, it's nice when he teaches, he pays attention. Mr. Yogi likes to joke around, he’s nice and never gets angry,” he said.

"Although he left with the group, Okto was not on bus 1 that had the accident. According to him, bus 1 that had the accident always travels at the back. 'The bus seems a bit unhealthy. It always drives at the back. The distance from the bus (that had the accident) to my bus is about 20 minutes,' he said."

"Before the accident occurred, the group stopped for dinner. Bus 1 was briefly dismantled and then started moving again, but it remained in the last position. “At the last stop, we had dinner, and the engine was briefly taken apart, but when it started moving again, it was still in the last position. When we reached the souvenir place, we received news that the bus had experienced brake failure and had an accident,” he said."

The news was known because there was a student who sent a voice recording to the group asking for help. Then another student sent a voice recording to his friend informing that their bus had an accident. “The victim on bus 1 sent a voice note to the group saying they needed help because the bus had an accident. There was also a student who sent a voice note to her boyfriend asking for help,” she revealed.