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| Morning Star and UN Flags in the Border of Indonesia-PNG while gunfire hapen there (Jubi) |
Jayapura, 5/4 (Jubi) – Gunfire between the armed civilian group
and Indonesian army and police currently is currently happened in the
Border area of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. A Police vehicle carrying
the Jayapura Police Chief Adjunct Commissioner Senior Alfred Papare got
shot.
“We are still searching for a complete information related this
incident,” the Military Spokesperson of Kodam XVII Cenderawasih
Lieutenant Infantry Arh Riskan Hidayatuloh told reporters though short
message.
The latest information confirmed to tabloidjubi.com said this
incident has been going on since 05:30 in the morning (Papua time) and
still on going until now. A reporter from Elshinta Radio, Aman Hasibuan
who joined in the group of journalists to cover the legislature election
in Papua New Guinea said the journalists were not able to cross the
border because the armed civil group has blocked the access to the main
road.
“It’s approximately 40 people who blocked the road. They brought the white-red flag, as well as the Morning Star and the UN flags. They also lighted a fire. The shooting is still on going. A soldier has been shot,” Hasibuan said.
According to him, the journalists have secured to the Military
District station and Army station at the border. The Head of Military
Staff Brigadier General Ahimsa Siburian and Jayapura Chief Police
Adjunct Commissioner Senior Alfred Papare and Commander of District
Military Lieutenant Colonel Wahyu Handoyo have already been in the
scene. The location was closed for the public. While the official car of
Police Chief has also been shot.
A Papua resident, Danny Wenda confirmed to Jubi about this incident.
“Today, on Saturday morning, 5 April 2014 at 5:00, The West Papuan
Revolution Army led General Mathias Wenda (Supreme Commander of West
Papuan Revolution Army) flagged the Morning Star and UN flags in Wutung,
the Border area of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. A gunfire between
the Indonesian army and revolution army is still on going,” said Wenda
the highlander man who stayed in Vanimo. (Jubi/Aprila/rom)
by : http://tabloidjubi.com/en/?p=1918