Not Just Echelon Officials, Head of Riau Council Asks All Regional Heads Do Urine Test

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BENGKALIS- The Chairperson of the Parliament of Riau Province, H Indra Gunawan, is concerned about the increasingly widespread circulation and use of “craze” drugs in Riau Province. Eet requested that all regional heads and deputy regional heads throughout Riau Province be tested for urine.

Not only the regional head, this Golkar politician also requested that the same tests be held for Echelon II and III officials. To a number of reporters, Tuesday, January 21, 2020 while in Bengkalis, the man who is familiarly called Eet claimed to have contacted the Acting Head of Riau Province BNN, AKBP Haldun. And according to Eet, the chairman of BNN agreed with the proposal.

"Drug trafficking in Riau Province is very, very alarming. No matter of the social status, almost all aspects uprooted. For that, I propose to BNN to do a urine test on all regional heads and other regional officials, "said Eet.

Asked why the target is the regional head, said Eet as conveyed that the eradication and drug use no longer knew social status, very, very worrying.

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"All this time, urine tests have been carried out, seeming to only target small or middle-class classes, while officials above have not been touched. For this reason, in order to be a good example for staff or subordinates, I ask regional heads, regional secretaries, echelon II, III officials to also do urine tests, "he said.

Do not feel worry with his request, Engah even ready to be the first to be tested in urine. As chairman of the Riau Province Council, he must also be prepared to have a urine test.

"I am the first person who will do a urine test, because I want to be an example for other officials if I am serious and do not play on this issue," he said again.

On that occasion, Engah also invited all levels of society to work together in synergy with law enforcement officials, break the chain of entry and transmission of drugs in Riau Province.

"We cannot leave this work to the security forces, we must support and work together to eradicate it. Start with the smallest thing, guarding and watching over our children and families to avoid drugs, "he said. (R24 / Hari)

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