THE MINISTRY of Communications and Digital (Kemenkomdigi) ensures that internal technology system audits are carried out in order to clean up internally from online gambling, aka online gambling. This was conveyed by the Director General of Information and Public Communication (Dirjen IKP) of the Ministry of Communication and Technology, Prabunindya Revta Revolution.
“The audit will definitely be carried out. It will definitely have been (done),” he said when confirmed, Friday (7/11).
According to Prabu, his party is also still aggressively blocking online gambling sites. Today, for example, the Ministry of Education and Culture has removed 8,086 pieces of content related to online gambling.
The content revealed includes 6,722 websites, 954 on the Meta platform, 279 file sharing, 77 on the Google/YouTube platform, and 54 on Twitter. Since the Red and White Cabinet started working on October 20 to November 8 2024, Prabu said that his party had taken action against 249,503 gambling content. The latest action is against a popular account with 99,700 followers, @dewi69official.
“We would like to thank the public who actively report negative content. This shows our commitment to eradicating online gambling without discrimination, in line with the direction of President Prabowo Subianto and Minister of Communication and Technology Meutya Hafid,” he said. (Tri/M-4)
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**Interview with Pramono Anung, Cabinet Secretary of Indonesia**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Anung. The construction of the new airport in Kediri has been highly anticipated. Can you provide us with an update on this project?
**Pramono Anung:** Thank you for having me. Yes, the Kediri airport construction is a significant project for East Java, and we hope that it will officially start in 2019. We have completed all the necessary preparatory work, and now it’s just a matter of securing final agreements and funding.
**Interviewer:** What do you believe are the main benefits of this airport for the local community and the region?
**Pramono Anung:** There are several benefits. First, it will improve connectivity, not just for Kediri but for the surrounding areas as well. This can stimulate economic growth by attracting investors and creating jobs. Additionally, it offers opportunities for tourism, as it makes the region more accessible for both domestic and international travelers.
**Interviewer:** There have been concerns about the environmental impact of such a large construction project. What measures are being taken to address these concerns?
**Pramono Anung:** That’s an important point. We are committed to conducting thorough environmental assessments and adhering to sustainability practices. We want to ensure that while we develop infrastructure, we also protect and preserve the local environment. Collaborating with environmental experts will be key in this process.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, can you share how your ministry plans to keep the public informed about the progress of the construction?
**Pramono Anung:** Transparency is crucial. We plan to hold regular public forums to update citizens on the progress and address any concerns they might have. Additionally, we will utilize social media and other platforms to provide timely updates, ensuring that the community feels involved throughout the process.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Mr. Anung, for your insights and commitment to this important project. We look forward to seeing the development unfold in Kediri.
**Pramono Anung:** Thank you for having me. We’re excited about the future of Kediri and will do our best to make this airport a reality.
