Jakarta –
Deputy Governor (Vice Governor) of DKI Jakarta Ahmad Riza Patria had mentioned the driver TransJakarta who died in the deadly accident in Cawang has been named a suspect, although the police have not yet determined his legal status. Riza also gave an explanation.
“So, it is necessary to know the results of the coordination between the Transportation Agency and the Regional Police some time ago, after we asked for information from the Transportation Agency yesterday, there is indeed a potential suspect from the driver himself,” said Riza at DKI Jakarta City Hall, Jalan Medan Merdeka Selatan, Wednesday (27/27/2020). 10/2021).
Despite that, Riza refused to lead the police in announcing the status of the suspect. He asked all parties to wait for the results of the police investigation.
“To be clearer, more certain, we are waiting for an announcement from the Regional Police. So the authority of the Regional Police is,” he said.
As a result of this incident, Riza instructed his staff to conduct a thorough evaluation. Especially regarding time management working to health monitoring for TransJakarta officers.
“Of course Trans will conduct an evaluation related to working hours, we will re-evaluate his health, we will improve it again. Indeed, this is not easy as I said, even though it has been divided into three shifts a day, but it also requires concentration, more health is needed excellent,” he said.
As is known, Riza said the TransJakarta driver who died in the accident had been named a suspect. He asked PT TransJakarta to conduct a thorough evaluation so that similar incidents do not happen again.
“(Regarding) TransJakarta is quite concerned, as well as 2 people who died, the injuries have been treated and the driver happened to be a suspect, yes. Hopefully this will be a good lesson for all of us to be careful,” said Riza on Jl Merdeka Selatan , Central Jakarta, Tuesday (26/10).
The Gerindra politician asked that this incident be a lesson for all parties. In particular, he warned TransJakarta bus drivers to be careful when driving.
See the police rebuttal on the next page.
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