2 Motor Units Abandoned By Their Owners In Bungalows After The Mandalika MotoGP Event

Motorcycle found in Mandalika (Photo DOK ANTARA)

LOMBOK - The Mandalika Regional Police, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) have secured a motorbike that was allegedly left by its owner at one of the local village inns after the Indonesian MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit.

"The white silver Honda Vario motorbike with the police number EA 4219 SH is secured at the Bombora Bungalow," said the Head of the Mandalika Regional Police, AKP I Made Dimas, in Praya, Antara, Tuesday, March 23.

The motorbike that was found was parked with the handlebars locked at the Bombora Bungalow since Sunday, March 20 or during the MotoGP.

After two days no one took the vehicle, the Bungalow owner reported the incident, so police personnel immediately went down to secure the vehicle.

"The motorbike is now at the Mako Polsek of the Mandalika Region," he said.

The police chief conveyed an appeal to people who feel their motorbikes are missing, they can go to the Mandalika Regional Police Office with documents as proof of ownership of the vehicle.

"We urge people who feel they have lost their motorbikes to come directly," he said.

At the Indonesian MotoGP event, the KTM M Oliviera rider took the lead in the rain-soaked race. Furthermore, the Yamaha Quartararo rider was in the runner-up position, and in third place was the Ducati team rider Johan Zarko.