Clash Of Indonesian Citizens In Silat Groups In Taiwan, Trenggalek Disperinaker Monitors PMI Information Died

PIXABAY ILLUSTRATION

TRENGGALEK - The Office of Industry and Manpower in Trenggalek Regency, East Java is still monitoring while waiting for official information on the death of an Indonesian migrant worker (PMI) from Trenggalek in Taiwan, in one incident of a brawl between martial arts in the country of ginseng.

"Yes, we are still waiting for further news from the Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection Agency (BP2MI)," said Head of the Manpower Placement Division, Trenggalek Disperinaker, Pujianto as reported by ANTARA, Tuesday, September 5.

He ensured that official information had not been received. Although the news of the information was widely circulated in line with the confirmation between PMIs that reached the family, relatives, and fellow PMI families in Trenggalek.

"So we cannot confirm whether it is a Trenggalek resident or not, because we have not received official information from BP2MI," he said.

So far, he continued, his party is still communicating with BP2MI regarding the news and news on social media about PMI from Trenggalek.

However, from the non-official information he received, Pujianto did not deny that PMI died as a result of the brawl in question was a resident of Karangandu Village, Watulimo District.

Including certainty about the critical victims who are undergoing treatment who are also reportedly relatives of PMI who died.

"Indeed, the news has been widely circulated on social media. However, we have not received official information, when I confirmed it to the UPT for job protection in the province, there was no official information either. The flow will later reach the new Taiwanese BP2MI to us," he said.

If the news is proven true, he ensures that his party will immediately take steps after obtaining confirmation through an official letter, which is to help facilitate the return of the body together with BP2MI and the agency where the victim left.

Reflecting on the provision of corpses for other matters that have been carried out, the average time required is approximately two weeks.

However, he hopes that the news is not true.

"This is said by BP2MI, it is still being handled by the police there. Regarding the number, he said one person died critically. Regarding PMI from Trenggalek or not, it's still confusing. So I don't dare to talk too far before there is official information, because he said it was about brawls between certain groups so that they were sensitive. Don't let Trenggalek, which has been volatile," said Pujianto.