Report by POS-KUPANG.COM Journalist Maria Selfiani Baki Wukak
The Shiro Copr, KUPANG - Broom Service <failed> The Indonesian Migrant Workers Agency (BP3MI) of NTT Province received 13 Indonesian Citizens from NTT Province who were repatriated from Malaysia.
Indonesian migrant workers were deported from Malaysia because they did not have official documents or permits to work there.
They departed dengan The Lion Air JT 970 flight from Batam to Surabaya was continued with the same airline using flight number JT 694 from Surabaya and arrived in Kupang on Wednesday (18/6) afternoon.
Upon arrival at El Tari Airport, these 13 individuals were greeted by staff from BP3MI and also several members of the police force from Polda NTT.
After being picked up, they were taken to the BP3MI NTT office located at Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan I No. 6, Oebufu Village, Kupang City.
Upon arriving at the BP3MI office, they were greeted by the head of BP3MI Province of NTT, Suratmi Hamida along with several BP3MI employees, then they were escorted to the auditorium to rest for a while.
After resting, officials from BP3MI conducted a registration for those who would immediately continue their journey back to their respective regions.
Among them, those from Malaka Regency and Belu Regency directly returned to their respective areas after the data collection, while those from Ende Regency and Sumba Regency conducted the data collection and waited for the ship schedule.
The head of BP3MI Province of NTT, Suratmi Hamida, when interviewed by a reporter from POS-KUPANG.COM, provided statements regarding the arrival of the deportee PMI group.
"Today, BP3MI NTT facilitated the repatriation of 13 deported migrant workers. Those from Belu we will send back immediately, while those from other regions we are waiting for the ship's schedule," he said.
Suratmi also conveyed that the eruption activities of Mount Lewotobi also disrupted the return schedule of PMI to Flores, so they had to use another option, which was by sea.
Suratmi also explained that the cost of returning to the region will be covered by BP3MINNT.
"The cost of repatriation will be covered by BP3MI Province of NTT," he revealed.
I explain that the reason these 13 PMI were deported is because they did not have documents.
So our friends here are those who were arrested for not having documents while working,
Suratmi expressed her hope to anyone who wishes to migrate abroad to choose procedures that comply with the government's recommendations, not to trust brokers, and to seek more information from trusted institutions to prevent similar incidents from happening. (ria)
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