The DKI Provincial Government Ensures That It Helps Manage And Funeral Of Elementary School Students In South Jakarta Fall From 4th Floor

Illustration of the body of death (Pixabay)

Deputy Head of the DKI Jakarta Education Office, Purwosusilo, emphasized that the DKI Provincial Government is helping elementary school students' families who fall from the 4th floor take care of their needs immediately until the funeral.

Purwosusilo said he was now in the hospital to accompany the family of a grade VI student at SDN 06, Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta who has now died.

"I'm heading to the hospital, I and the team will take care of everything, to ease the burden on the family. Now in the hospital, I want to take it home, then I want to be buried," said Purwosusilo when contacted, Tuesday, September 26.

In addition to providing assistance, continued Purwosusilo, the DKI Provincial Government will also provide assistance to the parents of the elementary school student.

"His name helps it can be material, moral, all kinds of things. What is clear is that our team is already there," he said.

A class VI student died after falling from the top of the school building at SDN 06, Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta. The victim had received a nurse at Fatmawati Hospital, South Jakarta.

The Head of Pesanggrahan Police, Kompol Tedjo Asmoro, confirmed the incident. The incident occurred at around 08.00 WIB, Tuesday, September 26.

"That's right, can't be helped (passed away)," Tedjo said when confirmed.

Tedjo confirmed that the death toll was not an attempted suicide. However, because the victim was playing on the 4th floor pillar of the school.

"Don't jump. He's playing at the pillar of falling, he's not committing suicide. There are also those who saw his position there from the teacher," he said.

Tedjo also denied that the victim was bullied by his friends. This was discovered after asking for information from his friends and the victim's school teacher.

"We were wondering if there were no bullys at school, let alone still elementary school children. Earlier we asked all the teachers," he said.