Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
Video seekor dog who were tortured by officers from the Satpol PP and the Regency WH Aceh Singkil at the Pulau Banyak tourist location is viral on social media.
In the video, a group of Satpol PP officers chase away a black dog using wood. An officer was even seen hitting him with the wood.
As a result, the poor dog was called dead. The head of the Aceh Singkil Satpol PP, Ahmad Yani, denied that the dog’s death was due to the treatment of its members. He suspects that the dog died from stress when he was about to be transported by officers, and was relocated to another place.
“It can be post-mortem, there are no signs of violence, so those who hold the wood are not to hurt themselves but to keep themselves from being bitten,” said Ahmad Yani when confirmed, Saturday (23/10).
He explained that the dog was located on Long Island, Pulau Banyak District. The tourist location is the most crowded place for tourists, both local and foreign.
According to reports from the Pulau Banyak sub-district head and local residents, the dog’s presence often disturbs tourists while on Panjang Island by chasing and causing unrest.
“Reports from residents there are also sub-district heads, so the presence of the dog often disturbs tourists who are on vacation there,” he said.
His party secured the dog did not mean to injure. However, only to move it to another place so that tourists are no longer disturbed.
The dog’s plan will be picked up by its owner on Sunday tomorrow. However, while on the way to the capital of Aceh Singkil Regency, the dog died.
“It means that we will save the dog and we will move it. Then it will be brought to Singkil. The owner is planning to take it on Sunday,” he said.
A tourist actor on Banyak Island admitted that he had written to the resort that kept the dog. They asked not to keep dogs in the place because it disturbs the visiting tourists.
“There are even tourists who have just arrived after being chased by dogs and then run and fall into the sea, all of their belongings, even if they are chased by dogs, their cellphones fall into the sea. So something like this is very disturbing,” said a tourist actor on Pulau Banyak who did not want to be named. to CNNIndonesia.
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