Wisdom From Traffic Accidents Experienced By Children, Ira Riswana: Family Is More Solid

Ira Riswana and her attorney at the South Jakarta Metro Police (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - Ira Riswana saw a lesson from the traffic accident experienced by her son, Maulana Malik Ibrahim, on March 12. Although the 18-year-old child was not seriously injured, the 1994 Cover Girl winner said her child was traumatized.

Claiming to be worried about seeing her child who is afraid to be in a crowd because of the case, Ira saw that her small family was getting more and more solid to give the best for Malik.

"The essence of this incident is that my family is getting more solid. I saw how her sister took care of her sister, how her sister took care of her sister. Support the system, my husband how the children and I were with him," said Ira Riswana when contacted by VOI on Monday, April 3.

"It turns out that with this problem we can draw conclusions as long as we are together, how can we talk from outside, we can deal with this," he continued.

Especially with the words of other people who according to him don't know what really happened but have already judged the child, Ira sees unfair treatment. The wife of the NTB Regional Police chief considered that an assessment of what was happening should be based on existing legal facts.

"Yes, we have legal facts, let the legal facts speak. When people think, people don't know 100 percent, netizens don't know what really happened. So if I think they think, we are a democratic country, people are free to think anything but as long as it's still in the corridor," he said.

After what happened, Ira chose to focus on her child's mental recovery, according to her, it was quite worrying after the accident, not to mention the media and the public's attention to her.

Meanwhile, regarding legal issues, Ira left everything to her attorney, Olop Turnip.

"I have given everything (law questions) to my lawyer. So it's all related to the lawyer. I have indeed submitted this case to Bang Olop," concluded Ira Riswana.