VIVAnews - Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) demands that Upstream Oil and Gas Regulator (BP Migas) returns US$10 million. The money is from two accounts that the Department of Finance suspect as being illegal.
"As for illegal accounts which belong to BP Migas amounting to US$10 million, they must be returned to the government," said KPK Deputy Head of Corruption Prevention Haryono Umar on Friday, Jan 16.
According to Umar, BP Migas has been very cooperative with the Commission's request. However, the Commission will keep monitoring BP Migas in handling the illegal accounts. "We'll keep watching how it's being handled," he said.
The Department of Finance has handed documents to KPK to probe into 260 illegal accounts valuing to Rp 314.2 billion and US$1.1 million. Of the total illegal accounts, the Supreme Court is considered the most nontransparent institution because it did not submit the requested data. Total troubled accounts belonging to the Supreme Court reach 102.
In addition to the Supreme Court, the illegal accounts are spread in several departments: the Department of Social Affairs (one account) valuing Rp 29.282 billion; BP Migas (two accounts) valuing US$10.702 million; the Department of Agriculture (32 accounts); the Department of Domestic Affairs (36 accounts) valuing Rp 88.57 billion and US$52,558; the Department of Justice and Human Rights (66 accounts) valuing Rp 56.82 billion; and the Department of Manpower and Transmigration (21 accounts) valuingRp 139.438 billion and US$270,573.
Translated by: Bonardo Maulana Wahono
Cegah Kontaminasi Bromat Berlebih pada Air Minum, Pemerintah Diminta Proaktif
Pemerintah dan produsen diminta untuk lebih proaktif guna mencegah potensi kontaminasi Bromat berlebih pada air minum. BPOM menetapkan ambang batas Bromat 10 ppb.
