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    "data": {
        "id": 1763657,
        "msgid": "bgn-denies-any-collaboration-for-sppg-registration-1780153823",
        "date": "2026-05-25 17:27:22",
        "title": "BGN denies any collaboration for SPPG registration",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) has clarified there is no partnership with any organisation for registering Nutrition Service Points (SPPG), warning of widespread fraud schemes where scammers pose as officials to extract payments. It stressed that registration must be done directly via the official portal without intermediaries, as part of efforts to combat deceptive practices targeting the public.",
        "content": "<p>Deputy Head of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) for Operational\nNutrition Fulfillment, Sony Sonjaya, has stated there is no\ncollaboration with any party regarding the registration of Nutrition\nService Points (SPPG). Sony made the statement in response to widespread\nreports of alleged fraud involving the registration of SPPG locations,\nwhere individuals demand money from the public. SPPG registration is\ndone independently via the official portal mitra.bgn.id, with no\nintermediaries involved. \u201cThe registration process for SPPG locations is\nconducted by foundations through the mitra.bgn.id portal. There, the\nfoundation\u2019s identity is verified. Once verified, they proceed to input\nthe requested location data and begin construction and progress\nupdates,\u201d he said during a press conference at Bareskrim Polri in\nJakarta on Monday. Sony also revealed several fraud schemes currently\ncirculating, including individuals posing as BGN officials or claiming\nspecial access to the agency. \u201cTypically, the perpetrators first\nregister themselves, then after obtaining SPPG credentials, they do not\nproceed with construction but instead offer to act as BGN officials or\nclaim connections to help secure location points, leading to\ntransactions,\u201d he explained. Sony also stated that groups impersonating\nfoundations claim to handle multiple location requests, demanding\npayments ranging from Rp20 million to Rp50 million from the public.\nAdditionally, there are schemes mimicking non-governmental organisations\n(NGOs) that set up companies and promise access to Free Nutritious Meals\n(MBG) kitchen points in exchange for tens of millions of rupiah. \u201cBGN\nhas never collaborated with any organisation or company for SPPG\nlocation registration. It is solely foundations that register,\u201d he\nconcluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/bgn-denies-any-collaboration-for-sppg-registration-1780153823",
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