KKP Pastikan Pengerukan Sedimentasi Pasir Laut Tak Rusak Ekosistem

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00:00 Even if it is, everything can be good according to the law.

00:03 The Ministry of Marine and Fisheries or KKP ensures that the erosion of sea sand through sedimentation

00:09 will not damage the ecosystem.

00:11 Because to ensure that the sea is still maintained,

00:13 entrepreneurs must clean up the sedimentation in the sea.

00:17 That is as stated by KKP spokesman Wahyu Muryadi

00:21 in a public socialization and consultation in Batam, Riau Island

00:25 on July 25, has been regulated in the Government Regulation No. 26 of 2023

00:31 on sedimentation management.

00:34 Where the party is socializing it to all parties of interest,

00:38 from entrepreneurs to local communities.

00:41 The government firmly has a responsibility to ensure that the sea remains fresh

00:45 and ensures that entrepreneurs in KKP comply with the regulations.

00:49 So if the management of sedimentation in KKP damages the ecosystem,

00:53 there will be compensation for the fishermen.

00:56 The public can report and the government will issue a firm sanction including fines.

01:01 Public consultations like this, usually gather all the documents,

01:08 including the summary of all parties' opinions,

01:12 then reviewed again, noted, then discussed together,

01:16 then this will comply with the Minister's Regulation.

01:21 The erosion of sea sedimentation sand,

01:23 Lanyut Wahyu will use a system that promotes ecology,

01:26 prioritizes safety and the continuation of marine biota life,

01:30 and does not harm the fishermen.

01:33 KKP also currently focuses on the sea sedimentation results

01:38 for domestic needs, not for export.

01:41 The news office team of Antara, reporting.

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