Penampakan Udara Pagar Laut Misterius yang Membentang di Laut Tangerang

Summary

A mysterious sea fence, spanning 30 km in the northern waters of Tangerang, has caused disruption for local fishermen. Constructed from bamboo, with layers separated by 400-meter gaps, the fence has impacted fishing activities in 16 villages. Local fishermen and aquaculture workers have faced economic difficulties due to restricted access to fishing areas. The fence's construction, allegedly commissioned during the last six months, remains shrouded in mystery. Investigations are ongoing, with Banten's Marine and Fisheries Department and the Indonesian Ombudsman seeking to uncover those responsible for its installation.

Takeaways

• 😀 A mysterious 30 km long sea barrier has been erected in the northern waters of Tangerang, stretching from Desa Muncung to Desa Pakuaji.
• 😀 The barrier, made of bamboo, is about 6 meters high and reinforced with bamboo weaving and sandbag weights.
• 😀 The construction of the barrier involved multiple layers, with each layer spaced 400 meters apart to create passable gaps for boats.
• 😀 Local residents reported being paid Rp100,000 each for installing the barrier at night, though the identity of those who ordered it remains unclear.
• 😀 The barrier is located in an area designated for public use, which has raised concerns about its impact on local fishermen.
• 😀 Fishermen from 16 villages in 5 districts are facing difficulties accessing fishing areas due to the barrier.
• 😀 The construction of the sea barrier violates the principle that the sea should not be restricted, as stated by Fadli Afriadi from the Ombudsman of Indonesia.
• 😀 The barrier is affecting the livelihoods of 3,888 fishermen and 502 aquaculture workers in the region.
• 😀 The Indonesian Ombudsman has begun an investigation into who is behind the construction of the barrier.
• 😀 The Banten Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Office (DKP) plans to collaborate with other relevant agencies to resolve the issue.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the bamboo sea fence described in the script?

The bamboo sea fence is constructed to limit access to certain areas of the sea, but its specific purpose is unclear, and its impact on local activities is being investigated.

How long does the sea fence stretch, and where is it located?

The sea fence stretches for 30 kilometers, from Desa Muncung to Desa Pakuaji, in the northern waters of Tangerang.

What materials are used to construct the sea fence?

The sea fence is made of tall bamboo, which reaches an average height of 6 meters. It is reinforced with bamboo weaving, paranet, and sandbags as weights.

Who is responsible for overseeing the construction of the sea fence?

Eli Susianti, the Head of the Marine and Fisheries Office of Banten, oversees the construction of the sea fence.

How was the sea fence built, according to the script?

The sea fence was built in layers, with each layer spaced 400 meters apart, and features gates through which boats can pass.

What controversy surrounds the construction of the sea fence?

There is controversy surrounding the fence as it disrupts local fishermen in 16 villages, as well as violating the principle that the sea should not be restricted.

How long did it take to construct the sea fence?

The sea fence is believed to have been constructed over the past 6 months.

How much were the workers paid for constructing the sea fence?

Workers were reportedly paid Rp100,000 per person for their work in building the sea fence, mostly during the night.

Who ordered the construction of the sea fence?

The parties responsible for commissioning the construction of the fence remain a mystery.

What are the economic consequences for local fishermen and fish farmers?

The sea fence has negatively impacted the economic activities of 3,888 fishermen and 502 fish farmers in the area, making it harder for them to access fishing zones.