This Week, Uya Kuya's Wife Will Be Questioned by Police Regarding the Medina Zein Case

Kapanlagi.com - The wife of presenter Uya Kuya, Astrid Khairunisha, will undergo questioning at the Jakarta Metropolitan Police regarding the alleged fraud case involving the sale and purchase of cars by Medina Zein. Unfortunately, Uya Kuya has not confirmed the time of his wife's questioning. However, Astrid has provided her testimony to the police this week.

"This week there is a summons for witnesses related to the case, including Astrid. It seems like this week she will be summoned, this week," said Uya Kuya at the PO Studio in South Jakarta on Tuesday (31/5/2022).

On the same occasion, Astrid also stated that she has not received any news from the police regarding her questioning.

1. For Learning Purposes

Uya Kuya's Wife Will Be Questioned by Police Regarding the Medina Zein Case (Credit: instagram.com/astridkuya)

Astrid also admitted that this is the first time she and her husband have dealt with the police regarding the alleged fraud case involving the sale and purchase of cars. However, what they did together with her husband was the right step in reporting Medina Zein for the alleged fraud.

"It was the right thing to do. Because as Uya said, it's for learning purposes. But for me, if we do something and we don't report it, it's a pity for the other victims," said Astrid.

2. First and Last Time

"God willing, this is the first and last time in my life. Because I don't want this to happen again. Well, basically yesterday the police followed the existing procedures, asked us a lot of questions, we answered what was appropriate, what we knew, what we witnessed, that's it," added Astrid.

Uya Kuya said that there are many lessons he learned from the case. Certainly, he will not be tempted by cheap goods anymore.

3. Don't Be Tempted

"Don't be tempted by cheap goods or profits that are too good to be true. The point is, sometimes we are deceived because the scammer successfully persuades people to buy goods that are below market price. Whereas logically, if the goods are too cheap, he doesn't need to sell them to us, he can sell them anywhere and they will definitely be bought by traders. In short, goods that are too cheap don't make sense, you have to be suspicious," concluded Uya Kuya.

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