Begitum Dan Gepeng Dijadikan Profession Di Banda Aceh, Dinassos Pencari 'Resep' Karena 90 Persen Mereka Tidak Warga Asli

Illustration - The Banda Aceh Satpol PP team while securing beggars in Banda Aceh, Thursday (14/1/2021). ANTARA/HO-Satpol PP Banda Aceh

BANDA ACEH - The Banda Aceh City Social Service stated that it is looking for a formula to overcome the problems of a group of people who have made beggars or beggars a profession in Banda Aceh. Head of the Banda Aceh City Social Service, Arie Maulakafka, said that his party has a workflow to handle applicants. If the beggars, flats, or abandoned persons are residents with Banda Aceh City ID cards, the Satpol PP will arrest and take them to the Social Service shelter in Lamjabat. "At the stophouse, the Social Service Office will provide guidance and assessments to see the capabilities it has so that it can live on independent income," he said in Banda Aceh, Antara, Friday, September 23. After coaching, it will usually be returned to the house, if the perpetrator is poor, he will be reported to Keuchik so he can get help, and if the perpetrator is a absenter but there is still a soul for work, it will be coordinated with the Manpower Service to be included in the Work Training Center. "We have to make sure he has a desire or not, but we often make that wrong, he has a desire, but he doesn't really want it because it's easier and a lot of money is a beggar," he said. Meanwhile, beggars, flats, or abandoned people who are not residents of Banda Aceh City, the Banda Aceh City Social Service will contact the Social Service Office in the local area and return them to the area where the beggars came from. "From the city of Banda Aceh it is easy to handle, but we must return those from outside to the area," he said. He said 90 percent of beggars, gepeng, or displaced people who beg were not residents of Banda Aceh City. "A total of 90 percent came to Banda Aceh and they have made it a profession, they have only caught them," he said. Based on field observations, according to him, the group of beggars even rented a house in Banda Aceh, then came to the location to beg using a rickshaw. "For example, there was suddenly an abandoned grandmother being asked for an ID card that was not answered, and when asked it turned out that a pedicab driver came to pick her up," he said.