Selling Tuak From Morning To Finish, Five Stalls In Mukomuko Closed

The Mukomuko Police, together with the TNI and the local government, have closed at least five stalls selling alcoholic beverages

JAKARTA - The Mukomuko Resort Police, Bengkulu Police, together with the TNI and the local government carried out a joint operation, and closed at least five stalls selling traditional liquor types of tuak in the Lubuk Pinang District.

Mukomuko District Police Chief, AKBP Witdiardi, said the joint operation involved the TNI and the sub-district and village heads to close down stalls selling palm wine in this area.

"The joint officers involved are the Lubuk Pinang Police, the TNI, the Lubuk Pinang District Government, the Lubuk Pinang Village Government, the Ranah Karya Village Government, and the Arah Tiga Village Government in this control," he said in a statement at Mukomuko, reported by Antara, Thursday, 16 September.

Police officers, the TNI and the village government carried out a joint operation to close the stalls selling palm wine in the area from morning to finish.

He said the joint officers consisted of the police and TNI from the Lubuk Pinang sub-district, the Lubuk Pinang village head along with the staff and chairman of the Lubuk Pinang BPD, the acting village head of Ranah Karya and the head of the BPD of Ranah Karya village, the acting village head of Arah Tiga represented by the village staff and the chairman of the BPD Arah Village. Three.

Meanwhile, the target location of this joint operation is the place of business selling palm wine at Darwin Silalahi's house, a resident of Arah Tiga Village, Lubuk Pinang District, but the person concerned is not at home. Then the place of business belongs to Ramli Sinaga, a resident of Arah Tiga Village, Lubuk Pinang District, where Pinem is Arah Tiga Village, where Boru Manurung is, Arah Tiga Village, but the person concerned is not at home, and Bonar Sitorus' place of business.

He said that the results achieved in the joint operation of controlling the activities of liquor-selling businesses in this area are expected to comply with government regulations.

In addition, the village and sub-district governments in this region carry out control in an effort to create a conducive and conducive public security and order situation in the jurisdiction of this area.