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Officials meet police summons on Tanah Abang road closure
Jakarta Transportation Agency deputy head Sigit Wijatmoko visited Jakarta Police headquarters on Friday to meet a summons issued in relation to a report filed by Cyber Indonesia that claimed the closure of a road in Tanah Abang had contravened prevailing regulations.
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Angkot (public minivan) drivers block a section of Jl. Jatibaru Raya in Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, on Jan. 29. The drivers demanded that the Jakarta administration reopen the road, which has been closed since December last year to accommodate street vendors. (Tempo/Caesar Akbar )
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akarta Transportation Agency deputy head Sigit Wijatmoko visited Jakarta Police headquarters on Friday to meet a summons issued in relation to a report filed by Cyber Indonesia that claimed the closure of a road in Tanah Abang had contravened prevailing regulations.
Sigit, who arrived at 9:48 a.m. for questioning, was accompanied by the agency’s traffic management division head, Ferdinand Ginting.
Sigit refused to speak to the press prior to the questioning session, but confirmed that he would be investigated as a witness.
“We will be examined as witnesses,” Sigit said in a short message as reported by tribunnews.com. In addition to the officials, the police will also question expert witnesses.
Police previously questioned on Monday Jack Boyd Lapian from Cyber Indonesia in relation to the filed report. (vny)
