KPAI Will Take Firm Steps If There Is Negligence Related To 132 Cengkareng Junior High School Students Falling From 4th Floor

Classroom IX G on the 4th floor of SMPN 132 Cengkareng/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - Following up on the death of SMPN 132 Cengkareng student, the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) will take firm steps if the results of the investigation are found to be an element of negligence by the school against students.

"There must be a joint evaluation. How to supervise during rest. Children must be monitored, if there is negligence it must be conveyed," said Chairman of the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI), Ai Maryati Solihah when confirmed by VOI, Wednesday, October 11.

Meanwhile, the Cengkareng Police are also still investigating the death of a grade III junior high school student with the initials DR who fell from the 4th floor of the school building.

"The investigation continues to this day. We will investigate, this is related to the school environment. 5 witnesses have been examined," said Cengkareng Police Chief Kompol Hasoloan Situmorang.

Dari keterangan tiga orang saksi rekan korban berinisial RDF, RGA dan AAA kepada polisi, ketiganya bersama korban setelah dari pusat makanan nasi uduk pada Senin, 9 Oktober, sekitar pukul 09.30 WIB.

Then the victim invited the 3 colleagues to smoke in class IX G, 4th Floor, SMPN 132 School Building. Furthermore, the victim ran into the classroom leading to a window that had no glass and no trellis. The victim jumped too fast so the victim fell down from the 4th floor of the SMPN 132 School.

Deputy for Student Affairs at SMPN 132 Cengkareng, Endang Sukesi, said that at the time of the incident the victim and three of his colleagues. However, when the incident occurred, it turned out that he had escaped the supervision of his party.

"We didn't get there (list 4 became a student smoking event) because there was a teacher picket," he told VOI.

Endang said that the IX.G classroom is an active class for teaching and learning activities. On Friday, October 6, according to Endang, the classroom still has a windshield to cover the window.

"Indeed, 2 days earlier there were still (windows). We didn't know (about the hole window or missing captain). (even though) That's an active classroom," he said.