Confess Alfamart Visitors In South Jakarta, Give Parking Money To Jukir Sincere Or Not

Parking Attendant At Alfamart Barito, South Jakarta/ Photo: Jehan/VOI

The Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency said that Alfamart and Indomaret consumers do not need to pay for parking to illegal parking attendants (Jukir), because there is no collection of fees or free of charge. However, there are still many illegal jukir who charge parking fees.

Monitoring at Alfami on Jalan Barito II, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Wednesday, May 8, at 18.59 WIB, two parking attendants were seen guarding the location.

In fact, the Director of Operations of PT Midi Utama Indonesia (Alfamidi) has said that his party has never charged parking rates for visitors who come.

One of the visitors who did not want to be named admitted that he was afraid if he did not give parking fees to the illegal jukir. Although he did not force it, he felt he had to pay for parking.

"I don't know, in my brain, I have to give it like that (give). Even though he doesn't force it, we just think we are afraid, because there are many places like this that force parking fees," he said when met at the location, Wednesday, May 8.

Visitors admitted that they were confused, sincere or not. Because according to him, parking attendants don't seem to work, just sit down.

"I want to say that I'm sincere and confused. He sat down, when I came I just 'pritt'. It's his turn to come home and stand up asking for money. It's annoying," he said.

It is known, the Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, Syafrin Liputo, said that he would enforce the law on illegal parking attendants who were still collecting parking rates at minimarkets. This is based on the results of the coordination between the Transportation Agency and the DKI Satpol PP and the police.

"In the future, this is what we are coordinating to enforce the law, where because from the results of the discussion, this activity is included in the risk of minor criminal acts," Syafrin told reporters, Wednesday, May 8.

Syafrin targets that next week the prosecution team will go to the field to supervise and impose sanctions on illegal jukir in minimarkets who are still stubborn in collecting tariffs for residents who carry vehicles.