Increase, victims of MBG cars hitting students and teachers at North Jakarta Primary Schools up to 22 people

Jakarta – North Jakarta Police Chief Erick Frendriz said the number of victims in the case of a car carrying Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) that crashed into a number of students and teachers at SDN Kalibaru 01 Pagi, Cilincing, North Jakarta has increased. Currently, the total number of victims is 22 people, who are undergoing treatment at Koja Regional Hospital and Cilincing Regional Hospital. “To date, the total number of people being treated or receiving treatment is 22 people, 10 people are outpatients,” North Jakarta Metropolitan Police Chief Erick Frendriz told journalists at North Jakarta Police Headquarters on Thursday (11/12/2025). Most of the victims treated at the Cilincing Regional Hospital were able to go home and undergo outpatient treatment. Meanwhile, other victims are still undergoing inpatient and intensive care at the Koja Regional Hospital. Scroll to continue content “Then there are three victims who are currently being treated at the Cilincing Hospital. Then there are nine people at the Koja Regional Hospital,” he added. This case itself has reached the investigation stage. The MBG car driver with the initials AI is threatened with being charged in terms of section 360 of the Penal Code due to his negligence. “The article we apply is article 360 ​​of the Penal Code because negligence leads to someone being seriously injured or others being injured with a maximum penalty of 5 years,” he explained. Apology: The incident happened on Thursday (11/120 this morning). The AI ​​driver admitted that he stepped on the gas pedal incorrectly when he wanted to brake. “So the driver’s explanation was that the school was at the top of the hill. Well, it happened that he wanted to deliver the food to the school. It’s a temporary explanation, not sure, yes, temporary. He wanted to go up, he wanted to brake, he said the brakes didn’t work, right, because he was afraid to brake it back, I thought he backpedaled (brakes), but it turned out to be gas,” said Bobi Subasri, police chief of Cilincing, explained when detikcom was asked for confirmation on Thursday (11/12).