If You Are Still Stubborn After The Raid, The Wild Jukir At The Jakarta Minimarket Will Be Criminalized For Up To 2 Months And A Fine Of IDR 20 Million

Officers brought order to a illegal parking attendant at a retail business, Kembangan, West Jakarta, Wednesday (15/5/2024). ANTARA/Risky Syukur

Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, Syafrin Liputo, said that efforts to control illegal parking attendants (jukir) in minimarkets that will run for the next month are still persuasive. However, if there are still wild jukir who are stubborn in raising parking rates to buyers of minimarkets after being raided, they will be punished with light crimes and fines. This is contained in Regional Regulation Number 8 of 2007 concerning Public Order which prohibits any person or agency from regulating parking without the governor's or appointed official's permission. "The sanctions in Article 61 have been stated that their actions include violations which can then be in the form of 10 to 60 days imprisonment, or a fine of Rp. 100,000 to Rp. 20,000,000," said Syafrin, Wednesday, May 15. Joint officers consist of 6 teams to curb illegal minimarket jukir in 5 administrative cities in Jakarta. One team consists of 100 joint personnel. During the inspection of controlling the illegal minimarket jukir, the joint team will ask the minimarket illegal jukir to make a statement that they will no longer collect parking rates from the public. The illegal jukir that was brought under control by the joint team was operating in minimarkets in separate buildings. Meanwhile, minimarkets located in one commercial area do not become locations for control because they have been integrated with the parking management of the DKI Transportation Agency. "In this one month, the pattern is that we are persuasive in one month. After we collect data, we hope that after there is guidance, education to the person concerned, there will be no more illegal arrangements," explained Syafrin. Syafrin realized that the joint team could not eradicate illegal jukir only with mobile raids. Therefore, people who know that there are still illegal jukir in minimarkets can complain through the JAKI channel or Quick Response of the Community (CRM). "We continue to carry out an inventory of incoming reports, both through Jaki and CRM of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, so that we follow up the following day," explained Syafrin.

"Once people experience it, usually it is valid, so the team can immediately go down, we can provide direct guidance to the illegal parking attendant," he continued.