Dream - The government will impose sanctions on all parties that are the source of air pollution in Jakarta. Not half-hearted, the government will prosecute the perpetrators who cause pollution with criminal penalties and fines at the same time.

The text says: "words from the Director General of Law Enforcement (Gakkum) KLHK, Rasio Ridho Sani, quoted from Merdeka.com, Tuesday, September 19, 2023."

Rasio explains, the imposed criminal punishment can reach up to three years in prison and a fine of up to Rp3 billion. KLHK has detailed the number of business activities in Jabodetabek, with a total of 504, of which 59 have high emissions. 

Meanwhile, 49 types of business activities use their own power plants with coal combustion. The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) then identified 45 companies that have the potential to pollute the air, and 21 of them have been given strict sanctions in the form of sealing and installation of business cessation signs.

In addition, there are nine administrative sanctions that have been implemented, as well as two Pulbaket and 26 companies in the process of administrative sanctions and 10 under supervision. The actions taken by KLHK are supported by the second layer of supervision function in accordance with Article 22 number 17, Law Number 6 of 2023.

The translated text while preserving the html tags is: "The imposed sanctions include various forms of actions ranging from administrative sanctions such as cessation of activities, government coercion, and even freezing or revocation of business permits as well as criminal legal sanctions."

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