If PDIP Loudly Says There Was Sabotage In The Tank Fire In Cilacap, Gerindra Chooses 'No Comment'

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JAKARTA - Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives from the Gerindra faction, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, chose not to comment much on the speculation surrounding the fire at the Pertamina oil refinery in Cilacap, Central Java. The reason is that it is suspected that there was an element of intent and sabotage in the explosion of the refinery containing the pertalite product.

"I have no response," said Sufmi Dasco at the DPR Building, Senayan, Jakarta, Tuesday, November 16.

The daily chairman of the Gerindra Party suggested that all authorities, in this case law enforcement and the Ministry of SOEs, together with the Board of Directors of PT Pertamina (Persero) conduct a thorough and thorough investigation. Is it really the result of an electric strike or something else. "I think the relevant commission will ask about the causes of the fire," said Dasco. Dasco was also reluctant to comment on the alleged intentional act because there was an import interest.

"We're guessing that it happened on purpose. We don't know yet, because the explosion that occurred at this time was how it was," he said.

Previously, Member of Commission VII of the DPR from the PDIP faction, Nasyirul Falah Amru, suspected that there was an element of intent in the fire at the refinery containing pertalite-type fuel oil. He wasn't sure the refinery caught fire from the lightning strike. "It is said that security is international standards, international standards are inferior to lightning. Now, this is all irrational, if it is said that it is a lightning factor. So sabotage is possible and we highly suspect," said Nasyirul in the PDIP Faction Room, Nusantara. I Parliament Complex, Monday, 15 November.