Residents Feeling Disturbed By The Development Of Shrimp Campards, West Jebus Bangka Police Immediately Taking Quick Action

Jebus Police Chief Kompol Ghalih Widyo Nugroho inspects the use of shrimp ponds in Teluklimau Village. (ANTARA/HO-Humas West Bangka Police)

WEST BANGKA - Jebus Sector Police, West Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands Province responded quickly to complaints from residents who were disturbed by the construction of a shrimp pond in Teluklimau Village. "We did the quick response by directly observing the construction of the shrimp pond to maintain public security and order," said Jebus Police Chief Kompol Ghalih Widyo Nugroho in West Bangka, Antara, Monday, October 31. The review of the location for the construction of a shrimp pond in Teluklimau Village is a follow-up to residents' complaints that were disturbed and conveyed through social media a few days ago. "We together with Bhabinkamtibmas personnel have met with the Head of Pala Hamlet and representatives of the shrimp pond company vaname PT. Jebus Tebat Lestari (JTL) to discuss local residents' complaints. In this case, there is no concern, only complaints from residents asking the company not to interfere with any activities in residential areas," he said. After hearing and digging up information, his party invited the company to comply with various rules in the construction of shrimp ponds and also considered various inputs from local residents in order to keep the situation conducive. "We hope that the company's shrimp pond can help residents and realize the welfare, security and order of residents so that they are in a conducive atmosphere. If there are complaints from residents, it is hoped that the company can work together by following up and resolving residents' complaints wisely," he said. According to him, in the difficult times of the citizens' economy, as is currently happening, it is hoped that all parties will think positively about investments, which in the future will make a positive contribution to local residents and governments. In addition, the existence of companies is also expected to be able to provide jobs for local residents, comply with policy rules related to the company's social concern and to infrastructure development, and the welfare of citizens. He appealed to all components of the population to work together to maintain security in the jurisdiction of the Jebus Police. "We cannot work alone, we need support and synergy from our citizens to keep the security and social security situation conducive and productive," he said.