Bogor –
Irman Khaeruman, Head of Supervision of the West Java Regional Education Branch Office (KCD) Irman Khaeruman, is ready to revoke the permit for face-to-face learning (PTM) to schools whose students are involved in brawls, violence and disturbing activities. This was revealed by Iman in response to the death of a student at SMAN 7 Bogor because he was stabbed by another high school student.
“The point is this, regarding the policy of KCD, in that case we are indeed trying to review SMA 6 and 7. Yes, it looks like we might try to postpone the PTM, for the schools involved. In essence, SMA 6 and SMA 7 are trying to review it again related to the PTM,” said Iman, Saturday (9/10/2021).
According to Iman, this policy was actually agreed upon by all high school principals in the city of Bogor during the coaching before the implementation of the limited PTM in the city of Bogor. “Actually, before PTM, we already have guidance for all school principals. If something happens, we have emphasized from the start, during the implementation of PTM, especially regarding the problem of brawls, we will revoke the PTM permit,” said Iman.
RM (17), a student of SMAN 7 Bogor, was stabbed to death by RA (18), Wednesday (6/10) night. The location of the incident was on Jalan Palupuh or not far from SMAN 7 Bogor. The suspect took revenge after being hit by the victim.
Apart from RA, the police arrested ML (17). ML is RA’s colleague who is considered to have participated in the stabbing incident. The two suspects were charged with Article 80 of the Republic of Indonesia Law Number 23 of 2002 concerning Child Protection which carries a penalty of 15 years in prison.
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