KPK questions Pacitan entrepreneur CYM over search findings

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has questioned CYM, a housewife and entrepreneur from Pacitan District, East Java, to confirm the findings from a search of her home on May 18, 2026. “The witness was questioned on the results of the search operation last week,” KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo told journalists in Jakarta on Monday. Budi stated that the KPK questioned CYM as a witness on May 25 to investigate the money flows in the corruption case involving former Ponorogo Regent Sugiri Sancoko. “Investigators are probing alleged money transfers from bank transactions and financial documents,” he said. He added that the KPK also questioned 12 other witnesses on May 25 regarding the same matter. They include Ponorogo Regency Health Office Head Dyah Ayu Puspitaningarti, NFS, administrator at CV Cipto Makmur Jaya, MFP, Secretary of Ponorogo’s Health Office, MSZ, Head of Health Resources Sector at Ponorogo’s Health Office, and MRW, Deputy Director of Dr. Harjono Regional Hospital in Ponorogo (2023-2025). Also BDW, Head of Procurement Department at Ponorogo Regional Secretariat, MAH, civil servant in the General Affairs Division of Ponorogo Regional Secretariat, SPM, civil servant, ATW, Brilink agent, NSW, Village Head of Bajang, and BEL and SUP, private individuals. Suspects were officially named following a raid in Ponorogo. The four suspects are former Ponorogo Regent Sugiri Sancoko (SUG), Dr. Harjono Regional Hospital Director Yunus Mahatma (YUM), Ponorogo Regional Secretary Agus Pramono (AGP), and private contractor Sucipto (SC). In the bribery cluster related to job appointments, Sugiri Sancoko and Agus Pramono received bribes, while Yunus Mahatma was the giver. In the corruption cluster involving hospital construction projects, Sugiri Sancoko and Yunus Mahatma received bribes, with Sucipto as the giver. In the gratification cluster within the Ponorogo Regency government, Sugiri Sancoko received bribes from Yunus Mahatma. On May 19, 2026, the KPK announced the case’s development by issuing two general investigation orders (sprindik), with no suspects yet formally named. One of the orders relates to money laundering investigations.