11 Abandoned PMIs In Turkey Arrive In Bali, Immediately Go To The Regional Police

DENPASAR - Indonesian Migrant Workers (PMI) from Bali who were stranded in Turkey because they were suspected of being victims of fraud, finally returned to the Island of the Gods. The eleven PMIs went straight to the Bali Police to make a fraud report.

"Yes, he made a report to the Bali Police", said PMI lawyer I Putu Pastika Adnyana when contacted, Monday, April 11.

In addition to reporting cases of suspected fraud, they also submitted some evidence.

"All of them (asked for information) deposited documents, be it passports, tickets, or evidence, all of which were submitted earlier. (Asked for information) in the Protection of Women and Children (PPA) special room", he added.

The eleven PMIs who had been abandoned in Turkey are residents of the Buleleng Regency. Four PMIs were picked up in Denpasar by their families, while the rest went straight to Buleleng.

"All of them are in good health and very optimistic that making this report to help the police at the Bali Police means it is comparative. So later, for the Police Investigation Report (BAP) examination on Wednesday and Thursday, exactly at the Buleleng Police", said Adnyana.