jpnn.com, YOGYAKARTA - State-owned airport operator Angkasa Pura I has confirmed the incident involving an alleged OnlyFans creator, who exhibited her breasts at Yogyakarta International Airport recently.
The incident was captured on camera and has gone viral on social media since November 30, 2021.
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"Regarding the indecent video that went viral, it is true that she was in the Yogyakarta International Airport area," said the airport's acting task force general manager, Agus Pandu Purnama, Friday (12/3).
According to Agus, the video was shot on the second floor of the airport parking lot.
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"We have areas that are not used by service users. The place is quiet and no people pass through," he added.
The incident has disadvantaged the company while it is trying to revive after the pandemic brought down the business and the economy of the surrounding community.
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As an effort for improvement, Angkasa Pura I has invited 56 villages to carry out arts and cultural activities at the airport.
"This airport has become a cultural spot, but in the midst of it all, there is a 'smear' with this viral video. So, we are very disadvantaged," he said.
Previously, an exhibitionist woman revealed her breasts at Yogyakarta International Airport, which was captured on camera and circulated on social media.
Kulon Progo Police spokesman First Inspector I Nengah Jeffry said that the video was uploaded on November 23 by Twitter account @koleksiRARE96.
At the bottom right of the 1 minute and 23 second video, it says OnlyFans.com/siskaeee_ofc.
"The figure in the video is similar to the woman on Twitter account @siskaeee_ofc. There are similarities, one of which is the glasses she wears," said Jeffry, Thursday (2/12). (mcr25/mcr20/jpnn)
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