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[00:01:06] noon news, today is Thursday, November 5, 2026. I am Leni
[00:01:10] Hadyati and I am Angi DJ, a number of information will be available
[00:01:13] soon. Let's start with the main report.
[00:01:28] Three TNI soldiers. who died while carrying out a
[00:01:32] forest and land fire mission in Central Kalimantan will be buried
[00:01:36] in Semarang and Bandung, West Java.
[00:01:44] released by BPS
[00:01:50] Batu Police held a Disaster Alert Apel. This activity is a preventive
[00:01:54] measure to face the potential for floods, landslides
[00:01:57] and extreme weather in the city of Batu.
[00:02:20] Let's start with the first news, brothers and sisters, three Indonesian Army soldiers
[00:02:23] who died while carrying out a forest and land fire
[00:02:27] mission in Central Kalimantan will be buried in Semarang
[00:02:31] and Bandung, West
[00:02:32] Java.
[00:02:35] The Mi 17 helicopter that was on duty in the
[00:02:39] forest and land fire (Karhutla) management
[00:02:42] operation in Kalimantan crashed. Three soldiers who died were Lieutenant Colonel
[00:02:46] CPN Anumerta Didi Firmansyah, Captain CPN
[00:02:50] Anumerta Nur Hafiz Akbar and Sergeant
[00:02:53] Anumerta Heri Prasetyo. Two
[00:02:56] bodies will be buried in the Giri Tunggal Heroes Cemetery,
[00:03:00] Semarang City, while one other body will be buried in
[00:03:03] Bandung, West Java. The flight was part of
[00:03:07] a forest and land fire (Karhutla) extinguishing operation
[00:03:11] in the Tanjung Puting
[00:03:13] National Park (TNTP) area. Previously, the TNIAD helicopter
[00:03:17] with registration number HA5235
[00:03:20] crashed while carrying out a Karhutla extinguishing mission in the waters
[00:03:24] of Sungai Perlu village, Danau Sembuluh sub-district,
[00:03:27] Seruyan Regency, Central Kalimantan on Wednesday, November
[00:03:30] 4, 2026. The accident occurred around
[00:03:34] 11:18 Western Indonesia Time when the helicopter
[00:03:38] Water is transported using tanks that was taking water for water
[00:03:40] bombing purposes, which is a method of extinguishing fires from the air
[00:03:44] by dropping water on the fire point. The helicopter that
[00:03:48] took off from Kuala Pembuang was carrying eight
[00:03:51] personnel.
[00:03:55] We are heading to Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, a helicopter that
[00:03:59] was used for...
[00:04:28] facing difficult situations as conveyed bombing of type MI 17 which was
[00:04:32] carrying out a mission to handle forest fires in the Tanjung Puting National Park area
[00:04:36] of Seruyan Regency had an accident on Wednesday afternoon
[00:04:39] types of subsidized goods are suspected around 11 Western Indonesia
[00:04:40] the harapan Time. Out of 8 crew members who were in
[00:04:44] the helicopter, three were declared dead, while five others survived
[00:04:48] but suffered injuries. This incident
[00:04:51] left deep sorrow for all personnel of the Forest and Land Fire
[00:04:54] (Karhutla) Task Force and all layers of society. The five surviving
[00:04:58] crew members are currently undergoing treatment.
[00:05:12] supporting efforts to extinguish forest and land fires through water
[00:05:15] bombing operations around the Tanjung Puting National Park,
[00:05:19] responding to this incident, the commander of the 22nd Military Regional Command Tamun Bungai, Major
[00:05:23] General TNI Zainal Arifin, accompanied by the Governor of Central Kalimantan, Gustiar
[00:05:27] Sabran, and the Chief of Police of Central Kalimantan, Inspector General Paul Iwan
[00:05:30] Korniawan, immediately visited the victims who were undergoing
[00:05:33] treatment at the Kuala Pembuang General Hospital, and here is
[00:05:37] our interview with the Commander of the 22nd Military Regional Command
[00:05:40] Tambun Bungai.
[00:05:43] there was an incident, a plane from
[00:05:46] Benerbat MI 17, we
[00:05:49] happened to be
[00:05:51] on duty for water bombing
[00:05:55] in the so-called Tanjung Puting National
[00:05:59] Park. Indeed, there was an incident around
[00:06:02] 11 o'clock. There were eight
[00:06:05] crew members, five people have
[00:06:09] been treated here, two people died.
[00:06:12] One person died. One is still
[00:06:14] being searched for, possibly still in the plane, so this
[00:06:18] is still being searched for. Hopefully, we can get
[00:06:22] it out.
[00:06:25] It is hoped that the five injured crew members will recover soon,
[00:06:29] while prayers and respects are conveyed to the three crew members who
[00:06:32] died while carrying out a humanitarian mission to handle forest fires
[00:06:35] in Central Kalimantan. This is from Central Kalimantan, back to the studio,
[00:06:39] Anggih.
[00:06:42] directly from Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, welcome back
[00:06:45] to duty.
[00:06:49] Brothers and sisters, Australia deployed special firefighting aircraft to help
[00:06:53] Indonesia deal with forest and land fires in
[00:06:56] East Kalimantan. This support is coordinated
[00:07:00] by the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB)
[00:07:03] through air extinguishing operations for 7 days from
[00:07:06] November 6 to 12,
[00:07:08] 2026.
[00:07:14] The Australian government, through the Australian Ambassador to
[00:07:17] Indonesia, deployed two special aircraft to strengthen
[00:07:21] forest and land fire management operations in East
[00:07:24] Kalimantan. The assistance from New South Wales
[00:07:28] Rural Fire includes two fleets, namely
[00:07:31] a C130 Hercules for water bombing and a Cessna
[00:07:35] Citation as a guide aircraft. Australia also
[00:07:38] sent 20 personnel consisting of aerial firefighting
[00:07:42] experts and medical personnel. Air operations will
[00:07:45] last for 7 days from November 6 to 12,
[00:07:49] 2026.
[00:07:51] The Head of BNPB, Kristo Mei Siantori, said
[00:07:55] that Australia's assistance was directed to East Kalimantan because the region
[00:07:58] occupies the second position in the number of fires after
[00:08:02] South Kalimantan. There are already
[00:08:05] two aircraft from the New South Wales Fire
[00:08:08] Service, one C130
[00:08:12] aircraft, then a Citation as its guide,
[00:08:16] and also pilots, crew, and paramedics
[00:08:20] who will help us
[00:08:23] in the land fire management operation in East Kalimantan for
[00:08:26] 7 days, from November 6 to 12,
[00:08:30] 2026. This C130 aircraft
[00:08:34] is capable of delivering up to 15,000
[00:08:37] liters of water in one flight with a capacity
[00:08:41] of up to 6 flights per day. This aircraft can
[00:08:44] deliver more than 100,000 liters of water
[00:08:47] every day. BNPB appreciates Australia's support
[00:08:50] and considers this cooperation as a form of friendship
[00:08:54] between the two countries in disaster
[00:08:56] management.
[00:09:00] Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Rod Bazer, said that Indonesia and
[00:09:04] Australia as neighboring countries and close friends
[00:09:08] have a long history of helping each other
[00:09:11] in the face of disasters. This relationship was again seen through Australia's
[00:09:15] support in handling forest and land fires in
[00:09:18] Indonesia.
[00:09:23] Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Rod Brazir,
[00:09:26] said that the relationship between Indonesia and Australia has long been built on
[00:09:30] a spirit of friendship and caring as neighboring
[00:09:33] countries. He said that both countries always
[00:09:36] try to help each other when
[00:09:40] by President Prabo.
[00:09:42] banto. Meanwhile, the head of BNPB (Letchen
[00:09:46] TNI Christanturi) said that Australia's support
[00:09:49] is proof of the partnership between the two countries in disaster
[00:09:53] risk management. There are already two aircraft
[00:09:56] from the New Southwell Fire
[00:09:59] Service. There is one C130
[00:10:02] C130 aircraft, then there is a station aircraft as
[00:10:05] its guide, and also pilots,
[00:10:08] crew, and paramedics who will help us
[00:10:13] in the land fire management operation in East Kalimantan for
[00:10:17] 7 days, from November 6 to 12,
[00:10:20] 2026. This
[00:10:24] Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Rod Brazir, recalled Indonesia's
[00:10:28] support for Australia when the country was hit by
[00:10:31] devastating forest fires in 2020.
[00:10:35] At that time, Indonesia deployed personnel from the National Disaster
[00:10:38] Management Agency (BNPB) and the TNI through the
[00:10:42] Bashfire assist operation. In 1974,
[00:10:46] Indonesia also sent a C1 Terti
[00:10:49] Hercules aircraft to help evacuate Darwin residents during
[00:10:52] Cyclone Tracy.
[00:10:58] South Kalimantan's rice production in 2026
[00:11:02] reached more than 1.1 million tons. This figure decreased slightly
[00:11:05] due to the long dry season that hit
[00:11:09] South
[00:11:10] Kalimantan.
[00:11:14] The decrease in rice production in South Kalimantan was stated by the Secretary
[00:11:18] of the South Kalimantan Provincial Agriculture and Food Security
[00:11:21] Office, Sabtono, to reporters. He opened a
[00:11:25] performance evaluation meeting of the Agriculture and Food Security
[00:11:29] Office throughout South Kalimantan. This decrease
[00:11:32] in rice production is considered small, but South
[00:11:35] Kalimantan's rice production still has 2 more months, which is expected
[00:11:39] to achieve a higher production figure. The long drought
[00:11:43] that hit the South Kalimantan region is considered
[00:11:46] to significantly affect rice production in South Kalimantan.
[00:11:50] For South Kalimantan in 2026,
[00:11:52] our rice production did experience a decrease
[00:11:55] compared to 2000
[00:11:58] 25. If in 2025,
[00:12:02] we were at 1,179,000,
[00:12:06] this year the temporary figure
[00:12:09] through KSA is still
[00:12:12] at 1,168,000.
[00:12:15] But just yesterday,
[00:12:18] we received the latest figure at
[00:12:22] 1 million 113,000
[00:12:25] tons. On this occasion,
[00:12:28] awards were also given to city/regency agriculture and
[00:12:32] food security agencies that were able to maintain
[00:12:35] an average planting index and average
[00:12:38] productivity from 2023 to 2026,
[00:12:41] as well as the food security index for
[00:12:44] 2026. It is hoped that all cities and regencies can maintain
[00:12:47] the achievements that have been made and for those
[00:12:50] who have not received awards, they can
[00:12:54] increase their average productivity and planting
[00:12:57] index in
[00:12:59] 2027.
[00:13:03] Brothers and sisters, the drought that has occurred since the last few months has caused
[00:13:06] hundreds of families in Marobo village,
[00:13:09] Sabang sub-district, North Luwu Regency, to experience a
[00:13:12] clean water crisis. To meet the needs of the residents,
[00:13:16] the Marobo Village government distributed clean water
[00:13:20] to affected
[00:13:20] residents.
[00:13:26] Hundreds of families in Marobo Village, Sabang District, North
[00:13:30] Luwu Regency, are experiencing a clean water crisis due to the prolonged
[00:13:33] drought. This condition has been ongoing for several
[00:13:36] months after a number of wells that used to be the main
[00:13:40] water source for residents have now dried up. To
[00:13:43] get clean water, some residents even have to
[00:13:47] travel several kilometers to get
[00:13:50] clean water. Responding to this condition, the Marobo
[00:13:53] Village government, along with local traditional leaders,
[00:13:56] distributed clean water to the affected
[00:13:58] areas.
[00:14:03] are placed on pickup trucks, then
[00:14:06] distributed directly to residents in need.
[00:14:09] According to Marobo Village Head, Kadarmin Makngonang,
[00:14:13] the distribution of clean water will continue to be carried out to
[00:14:16] ensure that affected residents continue to receive clean water supplies
[00:14:20] for their daily needs. Complaints from the community
[00:14:23] about the lack of
[00:14:26] water supply for
[00:14:30] daily needs. Therefore,
[00:14:34] we, as the village government, initiated by
[00:14:37] one of the community leaders,
[00:14:39] namely Riadi,
[00:14:42] to take tap water using a
[00:14:45] three-wheeled vehicle to be
[00:14:49] brought to every neighborhood in
[00:14:51] Marobo to meet the needs of
[00:14:55] the community in the surrounding
[00:14:58] area. Mr. Lurah, how many residents
[00:15:02] are affected here? Specifically in
[00:15:05] neighborhood, there are approximately
[00:15:09] 300 families, and we
[00:15:12] do it once a day for each
[00:15:16] neighborhood. Residents hope that the distribution of clean water can
[00:15:20] continue during the dry season so that the water needs of residents are still
[00:15:24] met. The community also hopes for a long-term solution
[00:15:27] to overcome the clean water crisis that often occurs during the dry
[00:15:30] season.
[00:15:34] Brothers and sisters, a number of dams and residents' houses in Puro
[00:15:37] village, Tepursari sub-district, Lumajang Regency, were damaged after
[00:15:41] being hit by the cold lava flood of Mount Semeru last Monday. Until now,
[00:15:45] joint officers are still carrying out disaster management at
[00:15:48] several locations.
[00:15:49] locations.
[00:15:54] This is the condition of some houses in Pasirrejo Hamlet,
[00:15:56] Purorejo Village, Tempursari District, Lumajang
[00:15:59] Regency, at this time. Almost most of them
[00:16:03] were severely damaged after being hit by a lava
[00:16:07] flow from Mount Semeru which hit last Monday.
[00:16:09] Consequently, local residents lost their
[00:16:13] homes and were forced to evacuate to a safer
[00:16:16] place. At least two houses belonging
[00:16:20] to residents were swept away by the cold lava flow
[00:16:25] including the houses belonging to Tukimen and
[00:16:28] Nariono, while a number of other residents'
[00:16:31] houses were damaged in the front part that
[00:16:35] directly borders the river banks.
[00:16:39] Reviewing in
[00:16:41] Curakobakan to monitor because last
[00:16:45] night there was a flood. Perhaps there is something
[00:16:49] we can help with
[00:16:52] in Curakoboan. Until
[00:16:55] now, a number of joint officers have been deployed to
[00:16:58] the scene to carry out disaster
[00:17:02] management. They consist of the quick response team
[00:17:05] of the Lumajang Regency BPBD.
[00:17:37] Pulorejo Village, Tempursari
[00:17:40] District.
[00:17:42] This cold lava flood from Mount Semeru occurred after the summit
[00:17:46] area was hit by heavy rain since Sunday
[00:17:49] night. Rainwater then dragged all volcanic
[00:17:52] material from upstream to downstream. Until now,
[00:17:56] the volcanic activity of Mount Semeru is still on
[00:17:59] alert status or Level 3. Officers
[00:18:02] urge residents living along the river basin
[00:18:06] to be alert to the potential for further
[00:18:09] cold lava floods.
[00:18:14] We are heading to Jambi province regarding the fire that hit the Bukit
[00:18:18] Barisan Selatan National Park, which has not yet been extinguished.
[00:18:21] We are connected with Sintia Permana. Good afternoon,
[00:18:24] Sintia. What preventive measures have been
[00:18:28] taken by the local government to extinguish the forest and land fires that
[00:18:31] occurred?
[00:18:36] Okay, thank you, good afternoon, Anggih and also, brothers and sisters,
[00:18:40] it is true that today is the 88th day where
[00:18:43] forest and land fires are still occurring, precisely in the
[00:18:46] Berba National Park conservation area in
[00:18:49] Tanjung Jabung Timur Regency, Jambi Province, where
[00:18:53] extinguishing the fire in the
[00:18:56] Berba National Park area is quite difficult because
[00:18:59] the characteristics of the burnt land are peat
[00:19:03] land. The acting head of the Berba National Park Agency
[00:19:06] and 9. Until now, there are still three
[00:19:10] locations where the fire has not been completely
[00:19:13] extinguished and various efforts have also been made to extinguish
[00:19:17] the fire in the Berba National
[00:19:20] Park area and from the latest data,
[00:19:24] until now there have been 4,200 hectares of burnt
[00:19:27] land. Various efforts have been made,
[00:19:31] until now 35 personnel have been deployed to
[00:19:34] extinguish the fire which consists of TNI,
[00:19:37] Polri, Brigdal, Karhutla and also
[00:19:40] the task force and fire care community who are still
[00:19:44] struggling to extinguish the fire amidst
[00:19:48] the difficult peat terrain they face, and Ahmad Budiana
[00:19:51] also said that the burnt forest
[00:19:55] area or burnt land area in the Berbak National Park
[00:19:58] and Sembilang conservation area is a
[00:20:02] forest recovery area where previously there was also a fire
[00:20:05] in 2015 and 2019. Ahmad
[00:20:09] Budiana also ensured that the burnt land area is still
[00:20:13] far from the core zone or the jungle
[00:20:17] forest area where various wild animals live
[00:20:20] there and brothers and sisters, for the area in
[00:20:24] the Berbak and Sembilang National Park conservation
[00:20:27] area that burned, all of it
[00:20:31] is in Sadu sub-district, namely in Sungai Rambut village,
[00:20:34] Sungai Sawang village and also
[00:20:38] Sungai Cemara. Various efforts are still
[00:20:40] being made, but there are some obstacles in the process
[00:20:44] of extinguishing the forest and land fires that occurred
[00:20:48] in this Berba
[00:20:50] National Park conservation area, namely
[00:20:54] the difficulty of getting water supply to extinguish
[00:20:57] the fire and the difficulty of accessibility to
[00:21:00] the burnt area, so efforts are not only
[00:21:03] made through land routes, but also through air
[00:21:06] routes, namely through water bombing
[00:21:10] which is also continuously attempted by all joint
[00:21:14] teams that are extinguishing forest and land fires in this Berba
[00:21:17] National Park conservation area. That's what we can
[00:21:21] convey, back to the studio.
[00:21:25] Thank you for your report, Sintia Permana, welcome back
[00:21:28] to duty.
[00:21:31] We move on to East Java, brothers and sisters, to face the potential
[00:21:35] hydrometeorological disaster in the rainy season,
[00:21:38] Batu Police held a Disaster Alert Apel. This activity is a preventive
[00:21:42] measure to face the potential for floods, landslides
[00:21:46] and extreme weather in the city of Batu.
[00:21:51] The Hydrometeorological Disaster Alert Apel was held
[00:21:54] by Batu Police in the rest area of the West Link Road (Jalibar),
[00:21:58] Oro-oro Ombo Village, Batu City. The
[00:22:01] Apel was led directly by the Chief of Batu Police, AKBP Panjigede Prabawa,
[00:22:05] and attended by the Mayor of Batu, Deputy Mayor of Batu, TNI
[00:22:09] ranks, and a number of related agencies.
[00:22:12] This activity is a form of cross-sectoral preparedness in facing
[00:22:15] the potential for hydrometeorological disasters as the rainy season begins.
[00:22:20] Through this alert apel, all personnel
[00:22:23] and related agencies are expected to be more prepared in terms of
[00:22:27] personnel, coordination, and facilities and
[00:22:30] infrastructure for disaster management. The synergy
[00:22:32] of the Police, TNI, Local Government, and related agencies
[00:22:36] is key in efforts to mitigate and handle
[00:22:39] disasters. This step is taken to minimize
[00:22:42] the impact of disasters and ensure the safety of the community remains
[00:22:46] a priority. Personnel preparation, of course.
[00:22:50] We involve all elements, both from
[00:22:53] Porkopimda, volunteers from
[00:22:56] Basarnas, BPBD, Tagana,
[00:23:00] Satpol PP, transportation services, all agencies,
[00:23:03] volunteers,
[00:23:06] and also from Kodim, Koramil,
[00:23:09] Perhutani, everyone, everyone
[00:23:13] is involved. This is a hexahelix synergy,
[00:23:16] a hexahelix from all elements, we are involved. In fact, I
[00:23:19] already communicated with
[00:23:22] Arhanut and they are ready today with their
[00:23:26] troops that they
[00:23:30] have, and they will be integrated with
[00:23:32] the team. With the preparedness and synergy
[00:23:36] of all related elements, it is hoped that disaster management in Batu
[00:23:39] City can be carried out quickly, integrated, and
[00:23:42] effectively. The community is also urged to remain vigilant
[00:23:46] against potential disasters, especially during increased rainfall.
[00:23:50] From Batu City, Arif Masbucin TVRI
[00:23:52] reports.
[00:23:57] The Directorate of Water Police and Air of Southeast Sulawesi foiled an attempt
[00:24:01] to smuggle subsidized goods or inter-
[00:24:04] island goods in the form of 187
[00:24:07] gas cylinders and 3 kg LPG and
[00:24:10] 490 liters of Pertalite
[00:24:12] type fuel.
[00:24:16] Law enforcement personnel of the Directorate of Police.
[00:24:20] Water and Air of the Southeast Sulawesi Police foiled an attempt
[00:24:23] to smuggle 3 kg LPG gas and subsidized
[00:24:27] Pertalite fuel. This disclosure was made at the inter-island
[00:24:31] ferry terminal of Nitanasa Village, Soropia Subdistrict,
[00:24:34] Konawe Regency on Sunday night, November 1, 2026.
[00:24:37] Officers took action when a
[00:24:41] JT 10 type jolor boat was about to make
[00:24:44] an inter-island voyage. From the inspection on the boat, police
[00:24:48] secured three people and named one person with the initials
[00:24:51] MJ as a suspect. Police also seized
[00:24:55] 187 3 kg LPG
[00:24:58] gas cylinders and 490 liters of Pertalite packaged
[00:25:02] in a number of jerry cans with a capacity of 35
[00:25:06] liters. The Director of Water Police and Air of the Southeast
[00:25:09] Sulawesi Police, Kombes Polsami Nata, said that
[00:25:13] suspect MJ is suspected of being the owner of all the subsidized
[00:25:16] goods. Based on the initial examination, the suspect admitted
[00:25:20] to obtaining LPG gas from Pangkal. Meanwhile, Pertalite was obtained
[00:25:23] from public fuel stations or
[00:25:26] gas stations. Both
[00:25:29] of being resold at prices above government
[00:25:32] regulations. Currently, the police are still investigating the origin
[00:25:36] of the subsidized goods, including the possibility of other parties
[00:25:40] involved in this inter-island smuggling practice. One suspect
[00:25:43] with the initials MJ has been named and is currently undergoing
[00:25:47] legal proceedings, education, and has been
[00:25:50] detained. Evidence of 187
[00:25:54] 3 kg gas cylinders,
[00:25:57] then there is
[00:26:00] evidence of
[00:26:03] subsidized fuel
[00:26:06] as much as 490 liters,
[00:26:09] then it has been transported in a jolor boat or small
[00:26:13] boat for transportation. As a result of his actions, the suspect is charged
[00:26:17] with Indonesian Law Number 22 of
[00:26:20] 2001 concerning oil and natural gas with a maximum
[00:26:23] prison sentence of 5 years. Rolis Agus Wahyudi
[00:26:27] TVRI Sultra
[00:26:28] reports.
[00:26:31] Brothers and sisters, Res tragen uncovered a hidden
[00:26:34] cannabis farm behind a resident's house in
[00:26:37] Sidoarjo. Police seized 25 cannabis plants,
[00:26:41] four seedlings and three packages of dried cannabis. The suspect allegedly planned to sell
[00:26:45] the harvest before the New Year for 250 million
[00:26:49] rupiah.
[00:26:53] A hidden cannabis farm behind a resident's house in Dukuh Jetak
[00:26:56] Tani, Jetak Village, Sragen Sidoarjo
[00:27:00] was successfully uncovered by the Narcotics Unit of the Sragen
[00:27:02] Police. From the location, the police found
[00:27:06] 25 cannabis plants with an average height
[00:27:09] of 170 cm, four seedlings and three packages
[00:27:12] of dried cannabis. The suspect with the initials BW
[00:27:16] admitted to getting the seeds from a colleague from Aceh when
[00:27:20] they met in Solo. The cannabis was then planted by himself
[00:27:24] and was planned to be sold before the New Year. Dried
[00:27:27] cannabis weighing 15.8
[00:27:30] grams. Cannabis in the form
[00:27:33] of plants on the right and left
[00:27:36] is
[00:27:38] as many as 25 cannabis plants
[00:27:41] with an average height of approximately
[00:27:45] 170 cm,
[00:27:48] then four cannabis plant seedlings with an average
[00:27:52] height of 6 cm.
[00:27:56] Police estimate the sales value to reach 250
[00:27:59] million rupiah. Currently, investigators are still investigating the possibility.
[00:28:14] The Association of Forensic Lawyers and Accountants of
[00:28:17] Indonesia encourages the establishment of standards technical calculation
[00:28:21] of state financial losses. This proposal was submitted in the judicial review
[00:28:25] of the Criminal Code Law at the Constitutional Court to encourage
[00:28:28] measurable calculation methodology.
[00:28:37] Transan and uniform in case number 206
[00:28:40] PU24/2026
[00:28:43] A3FI highlights the large differences in the amount of state
[00:28:47] losses in corruption cases.
[00:28:50] These differences are considered not always to stem from
[00:28:53] facts, but also from the calculation method
[00:28:56] used. This condition is considered to cause
[00:29:00] legal uncertainty because judges are faced with different amounts of
[00:29:03] losses even though they start from the same
[00:29:06] case, as a form of transparency regarding not
[00:29:10] just its body, so its body is indeed based
[00:29:13] on the constitution that has been diverged is the Financial
[00:29:17] Audit Agency, but we see that in practice
[00:29:21] both the prosecutor's office, the police, the KPK, even in
[00:29:24] court, they experience difficulties in
[00:29:27] translating the methodology for calculating
[00:29:30] state financial losses, so... on that occasion we
[00:29:34] explained the need for
[00:29:36] uniformity regarding the methodology for calculating
[00:29:40] state finances, and then the second is
[00:29:43] which body will compile it?
[00:29:46] A3fi proposes calculation standards that test
[00:29:49] document traceability, recalculation capability, and
[00:29:52] direct correlation between losses and unlawful acts.
[00:29:56] This proposal is expected to strengthen
[00:29:59] objective, transparent evidence and provide.
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