The Jambi Regional Police officially halted the case against a junior high school student, SFA, who was reported by the City of Jambi under the Electronic Information and Transactions Law (ITE). The case was stopped following the withdrawal of the report by the City of Jambi, represented by the Head of Legal Affairs M Gempa Awaljon. The resolution was achieved through restorative justice mediation, attended by the Child and Women Protection Unit (PPA), lawyers, community leaders, and the City of Jambi. SFA apologized for her remarks in a video criticizing the city's administration but maintained that the data she presented was accurate. Despite the peace agreement, SFA vowed to continue fighting for justice for her grandmother and great-grandmother, whose house was damaged by an overburdened company vehicle. The initial report was filed after SFA made a video protesting a company's activities that damaged her grandmother's house, which went viral and received attention from Mahfud MD, leading to the withdrawal of the report by the City of Jambi.

The Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) urges the Jambi City Government to withdraw its report against a middle school student, SFA, who criticized the mayor over road transport regulations. KPAI argues that the government should protect children rather than prosecute them under the ITE Law. The case has gained significant attention, with Mahfud MD, the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs, offering support and coordination with relevant ministries and commissions to assist SFA. The incident highlights issues of child protection, freedom of speech, and legal actions against minors.

A mother, Kus, is distressed after learning her daughter, SFA, was reported to the police by the Mayor of Jambi, Syarif Fasha, for defamation. The case arose after SFA posted a critical video on TikTok about the mayor's handling of road transport regulations, which allegedly caused damage to her grandmother Hafsah's house. The local government claims the video contained hate speech, not criticism. The case has sparked public outcry, with the government clarifying that they were unaware SFA was a minor and have since forgiven her, leaving the resolution to the police.

A middle school student, SFA, created a video protesting a company's activities that damaged her grandmother's house, leading to a defamation report by the Jambi City Government under the Electronic Information and Transactions Law. The report was filed by Muhamad Gempa Awaljon Putra, citing the video's offensive content. The case has garnered significant attention, with responses from the Jambi Regional Police and support from Mahfud MD, who promised coordination with various child protection agencies to assist SFA.

The family of SFA, a middle school student who criticized Jambi Mayor Syarif Fasha, denies allegations from the Jambi City Government's legal department that they demanded Rp1.3 billion in compensation for damages to their grandmother's house. Kus, SFA's mother, refuted the claims, stating that the family never requested such an amount and had repaired the house themselves. The case gained attention after SFA was reported by the city government for criticizing the mayor's handling of overweight trucks damaging local roads. Following mediation, the city government withdrew the report against SFA.

President Joko Widodo inspected the severely damaged road in Desa Tangkit, Muaro Jambi, which is crucial for pineapple production. Acknowledging the poor condition, he announced that the government would take over the repair work starting in July or August. The road's deterioration has significantly impacted the local pineapple industry, which is vital for the community's economy. Jokowi was accompanied by key officials, including the Minister of Public Works and Housing, Basuki Hadimulyono, and the Governor of Jambi, Al Haris. The initiative underscores the importance of maintaining logistical and production routes.

President Joko Widodo visited Jambi Province, starting his work visit by inspecting the Talang Banjar People's Market in Jambi City. He monitored staple food prices and interacted with traders, noting that while most prices remained stable post-Eid, chicken egg prices were slightly high. Jokowi emphasized the importance of controlling staple food prices to manage regional inflation, which previously hit 8.55%. He suggested that local governments use regional budgets to subsidize logistics costs to prevent price hikes. Jokowi's visit also included plans to inspect road conditions in East Tanjung Jabung Regency.

President Joko Widodo made an unannounced visit to SMKN 4 Kota Jambi after visiting Talang Banjar Market. He ordered two white shirts made by the students, praising the quality of their work and the school's facilities. SMKN 4 Kota Jambi, a prominent vocational school, offers various programs including culinary arts, hospitality, fashion, beauty, and spa. Established in 1960, it is now recognized as a Center of Excellence under the Directorate General of Vocational Education's priority program.

The Jambi High Prosecutor's Office clarified that M Gempa Awaljon Putra has been dismissed from his position as Head of Civil and State Administration following his appointment as Head of Legal Affairs for the Jambi City Government. This clarification comes amid controversy over his dual role and a legal complaint he filed against a minor for criticizing the Mayor of Jambi. The Prosecutor's Office emphasized that the legal actions taken by M Gempa were in his capacity as a city official, not as a prosecutor. Efforts are being made to mediate between the involved parties to prevent future incidents.