West Java Regional Police picked up 13 West Javanese women who were allegedly victims of human trafficking (TPPO) in Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT)
Head of Public Relations of West Java Police, Kombes Pol Hendra Rochmawan revealed that the pick-up plan was carried out together with the West Java Provincial Government.
"Yes, the West Java Police together with the West Java Provincial Government will pick up the 13 victims of alleged human trafficking in the Sikka Police, NTT Police," said Hendra in Bandung, Wednesday, quoted by Antara.
Hendra explained that the case is currently being handled by the Sikka Police based on Police Report Number: LP/B/13/II/2026/SPKT/Polres Sikka/Polda Nusa Tenggara Timur dated February 3, 2026.
"We continue to coordinate with the Sikka Police and the NTT Police regarding the handling of this case. Our main focus is to ensure that the victims are in a safe condition and provide the necessary assistance during the repatriation process," he said.
Hendra added that after being picked up and sent back to West Java, the victims would undergo health checks and psychological support before returning to their respective areas.
"If there is any involvement from the West Java region, of course we will follow up in accordance with the applicable legal provisions," he said.
The West Java Police appealed to the public to be more vigilant about job offers that are unclear about their legality and procedures and immediately report to the police if they find indications of human trafficking.
"We will also conduct further in-depth research on the network or parties involved in this alleged TPPO," he said.
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