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    "data": {
        "id": 1770858,
        "msgid": "hanania-travel-owner-reported-over-alleged-umrah-scam-1780007120",
        "date": "2026-05-28 21:35:29",
        "title": "Hanania Travel Owner Reported Over Alleged Umrah Scam",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNN_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Legal",
        "summary": "The owner of Hanania Travel has been reported to Jakarta Metropolitan Police for allegedly defrauding Umrah pilgrims, with hundreds of customers claiming they paid in full but never departed. Police confirmed the complaint was lodged on 28 May 2026 under specific articles of the Indonesian Criminal Code, citing financial mismanagement by the travel agency.",
        "content": "<p>Several Umrah pilgrims have reported Hanania Travel owner Ahmad Syah\nFarhan (ASF) to Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) over\nalleged fraud in Umrah travel services. Confirming the report, Polda\nMetro Jaya\u2019s Head of Public Relations, Senior Commissioner Budi\nHermanto, told reporters on Thursday (28 May) that the police had\nreceived a complaint regarding alleged Umrah travel fraud involving\nHanania Travel on 28 May 2026. Budi explained that the complainant,\nidentified only as NN, suffered losses after paying for Umrah travel\narrangements, but had not been sent to the Holy Land on the promised\ndeparture date. The suspect has been reported under suspicion of\ncriminal offences under Articles 492, 486, and 607 of the Indonesian\nCriminal Code (KUHP), Budi said. One of the victims and representative\nof the complainants, Joko, stated that the police report was filed due\nto a lack of clarity regarding Umrah departures despite pilgrims having\npaid in full. He added that mediation with Farhan, the suspect, took\nplace, during which Farhan acknowledged mismanagement of company\nfinances. The pilgrims then agreed to take the case to the police. \u2018As\npilgrims, we felt something was amiss with the Umrah departure process,\nwhich should have already occurred. Most of us have paid in full, yet\nthe process remains unclear,\u2019 Joko said. Joko admitted paying around\nRp60 million but has yet to receive confirmation of departure. He noted\nthat other prospective pilgrims had paid hundreds of millions for family\nUmrah trips, with hundreds of potential victims in total. \u2018Today, 127\npeople attended, representing over 300 others,\u2019 he said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/hanania-travel-owner-reported-over-alleged-umrah-scam-1780007120",
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