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Mining in the Linga Start splashy

Government Asked to Permit No Sale
Dabo, GP: The rise of the mining business in Regency, made a number of parties upset. Regency government was impressed sale license, to anyone who will do business in the Mother Land petambangan the Malays. Whereas land owned Regency is not too large.

''There have been forty-five letters that have been issued by the Government of Regency associated with mining. We ask that it be reviewed,''said Chairman Atak aka NGO Mardian Gapalih during a visit to Editors POSMETRO, recently.
Atak is said, his party would appreciate Regency Local Government who want to bring in investors to be able to build the region. But with the opening of the quarry iron, tin and bauxite berimej bad for the environment.

Besides going to be harmful to the environment, he added, also did not bring jobs for the community Linga predominantly rely solely on his life from the fisheries sector.
''There should be a clear concept about the licensing of mining, do not immediately go on sale just like that (permission),''bright Mardian seriously.

In addition to asking for attention to environmental, Regency government was also asked to review the original income (PAD) obtained from the mining sector. Because according to a survey conducted Gapalih Regency, not too much to expect from mining. Because PAD is found very small. Therefore, he added, the government should be firm.

On that occasion, Atak also asked local legislators to be able to highlight Linga it. ''This can not continue to set aside, there must be a clear action for governments, particularly in the mining sector,''he said.

Head of the Environment Agency (BLH) Regency, Rush to POSMETRO, recently said it always held a first hearing or trial more in the know or EIA. This is done to prevent mine owners who will do the mining must first know the bad effects for society. Still said Rusli, community and village officials involved in the dialogue. (Oni)
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