Failure to Pay Rp1 Billion Fine: Mira Hayati's Assets Set for Seizure by Sulsel Prosecutor's Office!

The Public Criminal Division and Asset Recovery Unit of the South Sulawesi High Prosecutor’s Office will search for and seize the assets of convict Mira Hayati to pay the Rp1 billion fine in accordance with the Supreme Court of Indonesia’s cassation ruling. “I have instructed the Asset Recovery Division to immediately conduct ‘asset tracing’. If the Rp1 billion fine is not paid, we will seize and execute her assets,” stated the Head of the South Sulawesi Prosecutor’s Office, Didik Farkhan Alisyahdi, on Friday, 27 March 2026. He explained that the search for Mira Hayati’s assets in the case of distributing and possessing dangerous cosmetics is an effort by the prosecutor’s office to settle the unpaid fine after the deadline has passed. According to him, the efforts to trace, identify, and locate the convict’s assets or property are intended to prevent them from being hidden or transferred to others. “This is done to ensure that the convict has sufficient assets to pay the fine. The case is final, besides the execution of the imprisonment, there is a criminal fine obligation that must be settled,” said the former Head of the Banten Prosecutor’s Office. He clarified that a criminal fine is one of the principal types of punishment in criminal law, consisting of an obligation for the convict to pay a sum of money to the state as a consequence of the criminal act committed. Previously, convict Mira Hayati had stated her willingness to pay the Rp1 billion fine by signing a commitment letter (D2). However, to date, the convict has not shown good faith in paying the fine. Convict Mira Hayati was previously forcibly brought in on Wednesday (18 February 2026) at her private residence on Jalan Bontoloe, Kapasa Raya Village, Tamalanrea District, Makassar City, witnessed by the local RT Chairman. She is now at Makassar Prison serving her sentence. The uncompromising stance of the South Sulawesi Prosecutor’s Office refers to the Supreme Court Cassation Ruling Number: 12016 K/PID.SUS/2025 dated 19 December 2025. In its verdict, the Supreme Court imposed a two-year prison sentence and a Rp1 billion fine, subsidiary to two months’ imprisonment. The verdict concludes the long journey of the case involving the distribution of hazardous skincare products (containing mercury), deemed to violate Article 435 of Indonesia’s Law Number 17 of 2023 on Health.