2) Sea Toll Road Enables Papua to Export to 54 Countries
3) ELECTRICITY IS NOW AVAILABLE IN 101 VILLAGES IN PAPUA AND WEST PAPUA
4) HERCULES HAS YET LOWER THE PRICE OF CEMENT IN JAYAWIJAYA
5) ENEMBE: THERE IS CERTAIN PEOPLE INHIBITING ONE PRICE OF FUEL’S PROGRAM
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1) THE DEATH IN SAMENAGE INDICATED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
Oct 30, 2017
Illustration of people in Samenage – IST
Wamena, Jubi – The deaths of dozens of people in Samenage District, Yahukimo Regency, Papua, during the period of January to October 2017, indicated a violation of human rights.
Deaths due to the absence of health services and mysterious illnesses are subject to catastrophes in economic, social and cultural (Ecosob).
“After seeing and hearing initial report related to this case, Komnas HAM (Human Right Commission) of Papua sees there are indication of human rights violations in the field of Ekosob,” said Nareki Kogoya, Komnas HAM staff member, Papua representative in Wamena, Saturday (October 28).
He explains that himself, who is stil in Wamena at the moment, is trying to proceed to Samenage, but is constrained by transportation. “We saw in Samenage after receiving reports from people and churches that education, health, economics did not work properly there,” Kogoya said, adding.
According to him, based on law number 39 of 1999 on human rights, article 8 explains that protecting, upholding and promoting human rights is the responsibility of the government. He thus assessed the case of the deaths of dozens of people in Samenage District, Yahukimo, as the government’s failure to protect the rights of citizens.
There are indications from temporary findings there are alleged violations of human rights in the economic, social and cultural fields systematically,” Kogoya explained.
Komnas HAM Papuan representative hopes that there will be a definite step to rescue the community in Samenage, because people there have no hope for the future. This is evidenced by education, health and the economy is not going well.
Father Jhon Djonga said he was dealing with the Samenage community with malnutrition. “There are two teams sent to the area, both health workers from Yahukimo regency’s government and Papua province,” said Jhon.
Recorded on Friday 27 October 2017 the team assigned for a week at Samenage has returned. They were two doctors and one health officer from Yahukimo and one doctor and two nurses from the province,” he said.
He happened to be with the team, but currently only can notify the public that the team has returned from Samenage who previously monitored, serving the treatment there. Jhon said the team has not been able to issue an accurate report on the results of medical examination of citizens.
He hopes the team can deliver a report from a one-week observation in Samenage as well as the results of discussions with the various groups there.
Based on his report, there were 64 people died in the period of January to October 2017.(tabloidjubi.com/Zely)
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2) Sea Toll Road Enables Papua to Export to 54 Countries
Monday, 30 October 2017 | 15:53 WIB
JAKARTA, NETRALNEWS.COM - State-run port operator, PT Pelabuhan Indonesia IV (Pelindo IV), ensures that the connectivity of the sea toll road program allows the Papuan people to export directly to 54 countries.
"This has been able to increase the productivity competitiveness to successfully reduce the economic costs in the region of East Indonesia," said Pelindo IV President Director Doso Agung in a release in Jakarta on Monday (10/30/2017).
Doso said this when becoming a guest lecturer at Cenderawasih University, Jayapura, Papua. In commemorating the Youth Pledge Day, the Ministry of SOEs held a 'BUMN Hadir di Campus' (or SOE Present on Campus) activity simultaneously in 28 universities across Indonesia.
Doso presented a paper on connectivity that has been able to reduce the prices of basic needs and improve the welfare of people in eastern Indonesia. This event was attended by students, rectors, professors and lecturers.
"Connectivity is now benefiting and strengthening food security by ensuring the availability of basic needs, affordability and price stability, as well as the quality of some key commodities, such as rice, cooking oil and sugar in eastern Indonesia," he added.
'BUMN hadir di kampus' aims to increase understanding to the academic community about national economic conditions and the strategic role of SOEs in national economic development as well as to improve the link and match among state-owned enterprises, society and universities.
He also hopes that the students can continue to be passionate and active, to innovate and be creative, give the best ideas and energy for the nation and state by involving themselves in various programs that are driven by SOEs.
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3) ELECTRICITY IS NOW AVAILABLE IN 101 VILLAGES IN PAPUA AND WEST PAPUA
Oct 30, 2017
Ransiki, Jubi – PT PLN (Persero) launched the operation of electricity in 101 villages in Papua and West Papua Provinces.
Director of Maluku-Papua Regional Business of PT PLN (Persero), Ahmad Rofik, at the launch in Neney district, South Manokwari Regency, Thursday (October 26), said the launch was also to commemorate the National Day of Electricity.
“This is as a gift PT PLN for the people of Papua and West Papua,” said Ahmad.
He explained that President Joko Widodo has launched a program called ‘Indonesia Terang’ (Light up Indonesia). Then PT PLN also launched the program of ‘Light up Papua’. The program targets up to 2020 villages in these two provinces to be electrified.
Ahmad said that the total 101 new villages with electricity this year are spread in the working areas of PLN Sorong, Merauke, Timika, Manokwari, Jayapura, and Biak.
General Manager of PT PLN Papua and West Papua Region, Yohanes Sukrislismono, said through the program ‘Papua Terang’, up until 2017 PLN would be lighten up 117 villages in Papua and West Papua.
“Our target is 379 villages, with 117 villages receiving this program, 268 more villages are left for us to finish in December 2017 so they can be Christmas presents,” he said.
In the district of Neney there are 7 villages that have electricity in this program. The presence of PLN in the district was welcomed by the local community.
South Manokwari Regent, Markus Waran, said Neney is one of the inland areas of the district, before the road was built this area can only be penetrated through small planes.
“Roads had been built and now electricity has come in. It’s been long awaited by the community of Neney who used to be living in the dark,” he said. (Antara/Zely)
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4) HERCULES HAS YET LOWER THE PRICE OF CEMENT IN JAYAWIJAYA
Oct 30, 2017
Wamena, Jubi – Hercules aircraft used to transport basic needs and construction materials to Jayawijaya community which started its operation since the beginning of this week, has not been able to reduce the price of materials needed such as cement.
The price of cement is still high even though the existing stocks in a number of stores suffice.
“I do not know why the price of cement is still high, whereas cement is now available in shops in Wamena,” said Jayawijaya Department of labor, industry and trade office, Semuel Munu, told reporters at the Jayawiaya Regent office on Wednesday (October 25).
He said the current price of cement is not yet known for sure, since the price before reaches Rp 630 thousand to Rp 650 thousand per sack from the usual Rp 530 thousand.
In fact, right after the presence of two fleet of Hercules aircrafts the price of cements has stabilize including other basic needs in a number of stores.
The operation of the Hercules, said Semuel, will increase the stock of staples for supplies into Christmas celebrations. Even today TRI MG has also started to be active in transporting goods to Wamena.
He estimates the high proce of cement triggered from fears of contractors in Wamena and other expansion areas that usually work with traders. “So when the goods come they take them immediately and taken away,” he said.
Disnakerindag (the office of labor, trade and industry) will consistently supervise so that goods coming through Hercules and other aviation enter the shop in Wamena first, and then proceed to other expansion areas.
Previously Chairman of Jayawijaya Parliament, Taufik Latuihamallo requested that the office of labor, trade and industry can continue to monitor the goods coming from the Hercules.
“Since we asked for the Hercules to come and help to bring the basic needs, we have to make sure that it operates well for the service of ours not other interests,” he said. (tabloidjubi.com/Zely)
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5) ENEMBE: THERE IS CERTAIN PEOPLE INHIBITING ONE PRICE OF FUEL’S PROGRAM
Oct 30, 2017
Jayapura, Jubi – Papua Governor Lukas Enembe is concerned and regretted the act of irresponsible individuals who attempt to inhibit the application of the one-price fuel of oil program in the land of Cenderawasih.
“I hear a lot from the public that there are certain efforts make problems of fuel in Papua, this should not be happened,” Lukas said in Jayapura on Thursday (October 26).
According to Lukas, the equalization of a fuel price in Papua is a government program that should be supported by all people, instead of creating new problems.
BBM (fuel) is now has one price in Papua and the same as in other areas, for that, let’s support what has been done by the central government for the land of Cenderawasih,” he said.
He also said all parties in Papua are expected to support the government program of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi), especially the fuel of this price.
He added that President Jokowi has seen Papua has been tens of years suffering from extraordinary expensive fuel price, so that all parties and the people of Papua should support the program.(Antara/Zely)
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