Police Check Document The Crew from the Philippines and Thailand in Merauke

Ships operating in Wanam to do a search of fish in the waters of Merauke. (Jubi / Frans L Kobun)

Merauke, - Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Superintendent) Sri Satyatama accompany the team of Papua Police headed to the village of Wanam, Ilwayab District of Merauke to examine the documents of the 30's crew (ABK) originating from the Philippines and Thailand. They are employed in ship Manokwari I, II and III to conduct a search of fish in Merauke and surrounding waters.

Head of Public Relations Merauke police, Inspector Richard Nainggolan when the Jubi meet at his office on Tuesday (30/12), said Police Chief of Police with Tim had left this morning using a plane headed to Wanam. The arrival of the police chief with the team there, not other conduct an examination of documents from 30 foreign crew members employed in three vessels.

Examination conducted related documents papers such as passports, and others, including their working lives. "Yes, some of the documents that will be asked of the manager of the ship there," he said.

More lanjurt Nainggolan said, until now, the third vessel is not fishing activity. Because the examination must be done prior to the documents of the foreign crew, whether complete or not.

Touching on the presence of foreign crew 30s, Nainggolan admitted, they are in the control of the Immigration Office of Merauke. If not bagging legal documents to work in three of the ship, it will be taken a step further, including deported to their home countries.

Merauke police chief, Superintendent Sri Satyatama some time ago said, the detention of foreign crews along the three ships, because the need to conduct an examination of their documents in advance. And the third ship is not allowed to operate before the letters Foreign crew declared complete. (Frans L Kobun/ www.tabloidjubi.com)