After The Suspect's Confession, The Mataram Police Investigated Allegations Of Cutting The Capitation Fund At 10 Puskesmas

Head of Satreskrim Polresta Mataram Kompol Kadek Adi Budi Astawa. (ANTARA)

MATARAM - Police officers are investigating allegations of cutting capitation funds in 10 health centers in Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). Kasatreskrim Polresta Mataram Kompol Kadek Adi Budi Astawa confirmed that the legal step was a follow-up to the confession of the corruption suspect in the capitation fund at the Babakan Health Center. "According to what we got from the suspect in the Babakan Health Center case. Now we are investigating the other 10 health centers," said Kadek Adi in Mataram, Antara, Wednesday, October 11. The existence of the alleged deduction of capitation funds at puskesmas throughout Mataram City was revealed from the confession of a corruption suspect in the Babakan Health Center capitation fund, with the initials RH. RH in this case served as Head of the Babakan Health Center. To the police, he stated that the cutting of capitation funds was the result of an agreement with all the heads of health centers in Mataram City. In investigating the allegation, Kadek Adi assured that his party had prepared a request for clarification agenda for 10 heads of health centers in Mataram City. "We have invited them (head of the puskesmas) to provide clarification. The request for clarification has begun last Monday," he said. With this step, Kadek Adi ensured that the handling of this case was still in the stage of collecting data and information. Therefore, in addition to scheduling a request for clarification, his party is studying the confiscated documents in the Babakan Health Center corruption case. "We are reopening the existing files. That's quite a lot, the period is from 2017-2019," he said. Regarding the corruption case that named RH as a suspect along with the former treasurer of the Babakan Health Center with the initials WY, investigators are now waiting for instructions from the research prosecutor. "Even if there are additional clues later, we will immediately complete them," said Kadek Adi.