AMBON - Head of the Maluku High Prosecutor's Office, Rorogo Zega, said that his party had closed the investigation regarding reports of alleged gratification cases from a number of agencies to Eva Elia, the wife of Southeast Maluku Regent Taher Hanubun.
"The case regarding the alleged gratification of the wife of the Southeast Maluku Regent has been closed," said Kajati Rorogo in Ambon, quoted by Antara, Thursday, July 22.
The investigation into the case was stopped after the prosecutor examined 24 witnesses from the seven related services/agencies that were reported.
"After examining the witnesses, it turns out that no one has given information that there is such a gratuity," continued Kajati.
"Not a single statement was found to prove to the prosecutor that there was gratification, so this case has been closed," said Rorogo.
According to him, this case had caught the attention of local people who staged demonstrations.
Another alleged corruption case that has been closed by the prosecutor's office is the project for the procurement of simulator equipment at the Ambon State Polytechnic.
Initially the prosecutor's office received a report that the handling of this project was delayed because it was not in accordance with the contract period and the tools and training were not available.
"However, after examining all the witnesses, it turned out that all the items were there," said Kajati.
Except for the training for the simulator operation staff, it has not been implemented and has turned out to be hampered due to the COVID-19 pandemic, then the training personnel must be brought in from companies providing goods outside the region.
Recently, this training process has been carried out so that the Maluku Attorney General's Office has closed the investigation into the case.
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