"Dream - Kocong, a boy from Ukraine who went viral in Bali, was finally deported along with his mother on Thursday, August 8, 2024. The boy, with the initials BS, initially did not want to let go of his hug with the immigration officer who escorted him to Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali. In a video uploaded on Instagram @infodenpasarterkini.id, Kocong was hugged by a female immigration officer wearing a black hijab. The blond-haired boy reciprocated her hug, even refusing to release his grip on the officer's arm."

"Kocong and his mother were deported by boarding one of the airlines from the Middle East. Both were proposed for entry denial into Indonesia. The seven-year-old boy caught public attention after often wandering the streets around Ubud, Bali, without wearing a top and footwear. The Denpasar Bali Immigration Office then arrested him along with his mother in Gianyar, Bali, on Thursday, August 1, 2024, and subsequently moved them to the detention room of the Denpasar Immigration Office. Both violated their residence permit for more than 191 days."

"The concerned individual has a residence permit valid until January 21, 2024," said Denpasar Immigration Chief Ridha Sah Putra, as reported by liputan6.com, Friday, August 9, 2024. Ridha explained that Kocong was found to be in Bali after entering Indonesia through Soekarno Hatta Airport on December 21, 2023. According to him, during their stay in Bali, the mother financed their needs together with Kocong. The father of BS, he said, is currently in Norway. "SB (initials of the mother) claimed to have tried to gather money but it still wasn't enough to finance their return to their country," he stated.

Sure! Here’s the translation with the HTML tags preserved: "He even managed to bring a sharp weapon and climbed up to the roof of a resident's house, which could endanger himself and the surrounding residents. On the other hand, SB made no effort to extend his immigration residence permit, thus exceeding his stay permit. The Denpasar immigration then coordinated with the Honorary Consul of Ukraine in Bali to arrange for their return."