Mount Prau, please apologize. Leave Balita in Tent

Uploading video climbers suspected of abandoning their toddler in tents in Mount Prau, Central Java, viral in social media and triggering a wave of public anxiety.

After the tape triggered the sharp spotlight, the toddler's father relayed his apology publicly for his passing.

The incident occurred on Saturday (17 / 10). Through an apology video uploaded by Instagram account @ ranger _ prau, the father confessed his mistake and promised to be more responsible for babysitting his son.

"I as a parent, would like to apologize for my negligence in babysitting my child. It would be a lesson for me to take better care of my son," the father said.

According to the chronology the family told us, the toddler was invited up with his parents and was asleep in the tent. Before doing anything, a toddler's parents had left his son with a climber partner in the next tent.

However, the partner that was asked to keep him asleep. When she woke up and realized her parents were gone, the toddler cried hysterically in the tent until it was heard by another climber passing by.

A female climber who was on site and then in response helped calm the toddler until her parents returned.

In addition to the apology, the baby's father gave an appreciation to the climbers who had treated his son, and asked that the videotape that showed the heart can be removed from social media.

"I thank his sister for taking care of my son. It was a reminder to me as a parent. I'm so sorry,

The video of the incident was first uploaded by Tickook account @ alifs827 and quickly reaped the hard reactions of the public. Warganet assesses the actions of the victim's parents at great risk and endangers the safety of the child's soul.

Social media visitors highlighted the high risk of hypothermia and extreme cold winds exposure in the top of Mount Prau that could harm child physical properties.

The climber community with the reporters also urged the management of Mount Prau Basecamp to perform an eviction and strongly sanctioned that such events not repeat themselves.