Authorities in Central Java, Indonesia, are investigating allegations of 100 fabricated nutrition service points (SPPG). The Coordinator of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) for Central Java, Reza Mahendra, responded to reports of the potentially fictitious centers in Cilacap Regency. Initial information regarding the alleged fraud is currently considered invalid by the BGN. The SPPGs are intended to provide nutritional support services, and the discovery raises concerns about the misuse of funds and the impact on intended beneficiaries. Further investigation is underway to verify the claims and determine the extent of the alleged irregularities. The BGN is working to clarify the situation and ensure accountability if the allegations are confirmed. This case highlights potential weaknesses in oversight of nutrition programs at the local level.