MKD Has Not Received Data On Members Of The DPR RI Involved In Online, PPATK Says This

Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK)

JAKARTA - The Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) stated that it would immediately coordinate with the Honorary Council of the House of Representatives (MKD) regarding the data on the names of DPR members involved in online gambling.

The statement was made in response to the member of the DPR MKD, Habiburokhman, who said he had not received data from PPATK.

"We will coordinate it soon," said Head of the PPATK Community Relations Group, Natsir Kongah to VOI, Tuesday, July 2.

PPATK previously mentioned that 1,000 members of the DPR and DPRD were involved in online gambling. However, specifically for members of the DPR RI who were involved in online gambling, there were 82 people.

Of the thousands of people's representatives involved in online gambling, 63,000 transactions were found with an aggregate value of Rp. 25 billion.

Habiburokhman previously said that he had not yet received the names of DPR members involved in online gambling. Therefore, MKD will immediately schedule a meeting with the head of PPATK.

"So about the names (of the DPR members involved in online gambling), I don't know what kind of friends are," Habiburokhman told the media crew at the Nusantara 2 DPR Building on Monday, July 1.

Habiburokhman explained that currently the MKD is on a working visit. Then after that, the MKD will hold an internal meeting. Only then will hold a meeting with PPATK to discuss DPR members who do online gambling.

"MKD is still on a working visit, just returned today, so I just proposed a meeting at the MKD tomorrow," he said.

According to Habiburokhman, later the names of representatives of the people involved in online gambling may be revealed to the public, depending on the results of the meeting with PPATK.

"All names will be revealed, the most important thing is how we take firm and measurable action to the members concerned, later discussed at an internal meeting," he said.