By afternoon of 17 March, the Papua regional police had confirmed 70 fatalities, 63 of which were in Jayapura Regency while 7 were in the city of Jayapura. A total of 105 were confirmed to have been injured, with 75 being classified as "lightly injured" and 30 as "heavily injured".[10] Later that day, the death toll was updated to 73, of which 66 were in the Regency, with 60 reported to be missing.[11] The most-affected area is Sentani, where at least 51 people are reported to have been killed.[12] Most of the victims' bodies were brought to the Bhayangkara Hospital in Jayapura for identification and collection by relatives.[13]