The Cost Of Treating Indra Bekti Was Finally Revealed, Payments Helped By Donations

Indra Bekti has been declared to be able to return home (Instagram @indybarends)

JAKARTA - Since Indra Bekti's first week of hospitalization, the cost of treatment that must be spent to cure brain hemorrhage experienced by a 45-year-old presenter has attracted public attention.

As previously known, Aldilla Jelita's decision, Indra Bekti's wife raised funds had become a pros and cons. Not only that, but the BPJS service and private insurance owned by the presenter also had problems.

After Bekti returned home to continue outpatient care, Cipta, Bekti's younger brother revealed how much nominal had been spent. "For the hospital's own costs, it is not up to Rp1 billion. Alhamdulillah," he said when met in the Mampang Prapatan area, South Jakarta on Tuesday, January 24.

Including donations that have been collected from various parties, Cipta stated that all of them were used for the cost of handling the brother. However, he admitted that he did not know about how much donations had been collected.

Rio, Bekti's manager also does not know the amount of donations that have been received. He reasoned that he was in full duty to take care of the presenter's insurance, which initially had problems when he wanted to be claimed. Rio also thanked the hospital, which he said had given relief.

"I'm just doing the process for push insurance, negotiating with the hospital. Thank God the hospital is very helpful, can communicate well, also provides relief. That's why it might not reach up to 1 billion because the hospital provides relief too," said Roy.

Regarding insurance, Roy also gave an explanation. "The insurance that is being carried out is actually fine. It's just because there is panic, so please understand, because everything needs process and communication. In the end, these two insurances are really helpful," he said.

"Because at the beginning it was still confused, then the insurance was not really this. So the insurance at that time was not, but at this time, thank God," said Cipta.