Parents Are Fierce, 12-Year-Old Girls In West Jakarta Escape From Home, Choose To Live In Rongsokan

Having been reported missing, a 12-year-old girl in West Jakarta was finally found by the police in a junk stall

JAKARTA - NA, a 12-year-old girl, was reported to have fled from her house on Jalan Kampung Jawa, Kebun Sayur, Kelurahan Keagungan, Tamansari District, West Jakarta.

NA was desperate to run away from her house for fear of her parents who were considered to be behaving fiercely towards NA.

The disappearance of NA made his family panic. Then the incident was reported to members of the Tambora Village Community Early Alert Forum (FKDM) and finally forwarded to members of Bhabinkamtibmas, Jembatan Lima Village, Tambora Police, Aiptu Resiani Sagita.

After receiving the report, Aiptu Resiani Sagita then searched for NA. From the results of the police investigation, NA was finally found hiding in a hangout in Gang Meat, RW 02, Tambora Village.

"Initially, NA was reluctant to come out of hiding and even expressed a desire to end her life," said a member of the Tambora Police Bhabinkamtibmas, Aiptu Resiani Sagita, Tuesday, December 3.

However, with a humanist approach taken by Aiptu Resiani Sagita, NA was finally able to be evacuated. NA was taken to the Jembatan Lima Village office for trauma selection.

Furthermore, the police informed NA's parents to pick him up immediately. NA was finally picked up by her father and sister. Sobs with tears of emotion broke out.

"From the information I got there was a girl, with the initials NA (12 years old), who ran away from her house because she was afraid of her parents who were considered fierce," he said.

Furthermore, NA was returned to his family by Polwan members who managed to find the victim.