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Jakarta –
Dandim 0501 / Central Jakarta Colonel Inf Luqman Arief was turned away when he wanted to enter the alley of Habib Rizieq Syihab’s house in Petamburan, Central Jakarta. The Kodam Jaya also responded to this.
Jayakarta Regional Military Command (Kapendam Jaya) information chief Lieutenant Colonel Arh Herwin Budi Saputra said he was listening and also asked Central Jakarta Dandim directly about the incident. According to him, there was only one misunderstanding.
“As I have seen and inquired about this incident to central Jakarta Dandim. There were no incidents of conflict in the field,” Herwin said when confirmed. detikcom, Saturday (11/28/2020).
 Kapendam Jaya Lieutenant Colonel Arh Herwin Budi Saputra (Special Document) |
“Perhaps they were only guarding the security of the alley at the entrance to Pak Habib Rizieq Shihab’s house, but in the end the spraying went smoothly and safely,” he continued.
Lieutenant Colonel Herwin said the Dandim of Central Jakarta had also provided an explanation for this incident. According to Colonel Luqman Arief, the fumigation activity was nothing special, it was the same as in other areas, that is, to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Lieutenant Colonel Herwin emphasized that the incident was a misunderstanding. The fumigation activity ended well.
“You could say that there was a misunderstanding about the implementation of disinfectant spraying,” he explained.
Col. Inf Luqman Arief’s rejection incident occurred on Friday (11/27) when TNI staff were about to spray disinfectant around the home of FPI leader Habib Rizieq, Petamburan, Central Jakarta.
Luqman, who led the activity, conducted a sweep of Jalan Petamburan III. As they were about to spray the Gang Paksi, several members of the FPI paramilitaries guard the alley leading to Habib Rizieq’s house. They didn’t want to be sprayed all the way to Habib Rizieq’s house.
There was a bitter debate between Colonel Luqman Arief and the army guarding them. But in the end, TNI was only allowed to spray Jalan Petamburan III.
Luqman Arief said a disinfectant spray was done to prevent the spread of COVID-19 around the site. Despite being denied entry, Luqman Arief emphasized that Petamburan was still part of the Republic of Indonesia, nothing that was privileged.
“Like the others, nothing special. I just commented that we, this is the territory of the Republic of Indonesia, including Petamburan, it is still a sub-district. The rules, I think so,” Luqman said on the spot.
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