Jakarta – Kemenangan atas Filipina memastikan Indonesia melaju ke putaran ketiga Kualifikasi Piala Dunia 2026 zona Asia. Garuda lolos sebagai runner-up Grup F di bawah Irak. Bermain di Stadion Utama Gelora Bung Karno, Selasa (11/6/2024), skuad asuhan Shin Tae-yong menang 2-0 berkat gol tembakan jarak jauh Thom Haye pada menit ke-32 dan sundulan Rizky Ridho pada menit ke-56.
Tambahan 3 poin membuat Indonesia finis di posisi dua klasemen Grup F dengan 10 poin dari enam laga, hasil tiga kemenangan dari sekali seri. Posisi Merah Putih takkan bisa disalip Vietnam yang baru meraih 6 poin dari lima laga, terlepas hasil mereka melawan Irak yang akan digelar Rabu (12/6) pukul 01.00 WIB.
Indonesia akan menjalani putaran ketiga pada September 2024 – Juni 2025. 18 negara yang lolos dibagi ke dalam tiga grup, masing-masing berisi enam tim. Dua tim teratas lolos langsung ke Piala Dunia, sedangkan peringkat 3-4 akan menjalani putaran empat untuk memperebutkan sisa dua tiket langsung.
Keberhasilan menapak ke putaran tiga juga memastikan Indonesia lolos langsung ke Piala Asia 2027 yang akan digelar di Arab Saudi. Sedangkan Vietnam dan Filipina yang tersisih dari Kualifikasi Piala Dunia akan beralih mengikuti putaran ketiga Kualifikasi Piala Asia demi raih sisa enam tiket yang tersedia.
Klasemen Grup F usai Indonesia mengalahkan Filipina 2-0
Israeli forces have reportedly reached the centre of the southern Gaza city of Rafah and seized a strategically important hill overlooking the nearby border with Egypt.
Witnesses and local journalists said tanks were stationed at al-Awda roundabout, which is considered a key landmark.
They also said tanks were on Zoroub Hill, effectively giving Israel control of the Philadelphi Corridor – a narrow strip of land running along the border to the sea.
The Israeli military said its troops were continuing activities against “terror targets” in Rafah, three weeks after it launched the ground operation there.
Western areas of the city also came under intense bombardment overnight, residents said, despite international condemnation of an Israeli air strike and a resulting fire on Sunday that killed dozens of Palestinians at a tented camp for displaced people.
The Israeli military said it was investigating the possibility that the fire was caused by the explosion of weapons stored by Hamas in the vicinity.
It also denied reports from local health and emergency services officials on Tuesday afternoon that tank shells had hit another camp in al-Mawasi, on the coast west of Rafah, killing at least 21 people.
Reuters news agency cited local health officials as saying the blast occurred after Israeli tank shells hit a cluster of tents in al-Mawasi on Tuesday. An official in the Hamas-run civil defence force also told AFP there had been a deadly Israeli strike on tents.
Videos posted to social media and analysed by BBC Verify showed multiple people with serious injuries, some lying motionless on the ground, near tents and other temporary structures.
There was no clear sign of a blast zone or crater, making it impossible to ascertain the cause of the incident. The location – verified through reference to surrounding buildings – is between Rafah and al-Mawasi, and lies south of the IDF’s designated humanitarian zone.
The IDF said in a statement: “Contrary to the reports from the last few hours, the IDF did not strike in the humanitarian area in al-Mawasi.”
Israel has insisted that victory in its seven-month war with Hamas in Gaza is impossible without taking Rafah and rejected warnings that it could have catastrophic humanitarian consequences.
The UN says around a million people have now fled the fighting in Rafah, but several hundred thousand more could still be sheltering there.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) began what they called “targeted” ground operations against Hamas fighters and infrastructure in the east of Rafah on 6 May.
Since then, tanks and troops have gradually pushed into built-up eastern and central areas while also moving northwards along the 13km (8-mile) border with Egypt.
On Tuesday, they reportedly reached the city centre for the first time.
The al-Awda roundabout, which is only 800m (2,600 ft) from the border, is the location of major banks, government institutions, businesses, and shops.
One witness said they saw soldiers position themselves at the top of a building overlooking the roundabout and then begin to shoot at anyone who was moving.
Video posted online meanwhile showed tank track marks on a road about 3km west of al-Awda roundabout and 300m from the Indonesian field hospital, which was damaged overnight.
The UN says around a million people have fled Rafah since the start of the Israeli ground operation in the city
Earlier, residents told the BBC that tanks seized Zoroub Hill, about 2.5km north-west of al-Awda roundabout, after gun battles with Hamas-led fighters.
The hill is highest point along the Egyptian border and its seizure means the entire Gazan side of the border is now effectively under Israeli control.
Zoroub Hill also overlooks western Rafah, where residents said there had been the heaviest air and artillery strikes overnight since the start of the Israeli operation.
A local journalist said the bombardment forced hundreds of families to seek temporary shelter in the courtyard of a hospital, while ambulances struggled to reach casualties in the affected areas.
At dawn, thousands of people were seen heading north, crammed into cars and lorries and onto carts pulled by donkeys and horses.
“The explosions are rattling our tent, my children are frightened, and my sick father makes it impossible for us to escape the darkness,” resident Khaled Mahmoud told the BBC.
“We are supposed to be in a safe zone according to the Israeli army, yet we have not received evacuation orders like those in the eastern [Rafah] region,” he added. “We fear for our lives if no-one steps in to protect us.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) did not comment on the various reports but put out a statement saying that “overnight troops operated on the Philadelphi Corridor while conducting precise operational activity based on intelligence indicating the presence of terror targets in the area”.
“The activity is being conducted as efforts are continuing to be made in order to prevent harm to uninvolved civilians in the area,” it added.
“The troops are engaging with terrorists in close-quarters combat and locating terror tunnel shafts, weapons, and additional terrorist infrastructure in the area.”
The IDF has told civilians in eastern Rafah to evacuate for their own safety to an “expanded humanitarian area” stretching from al-Mawasi, a coastal area just north of Rafah, to the central town of Deir al-Balah.
Israel’s prime minister said the killing of civilians in an air strike and resulting fire in Rafah on Sunday was a “tragedy”
On Sunday night, at least 45 people – more than half of them children, women and the elderly – were killed when an Israeli air strike triggered a huge fire in a camp for displaced people near a UN logistics base in the Tal al-Sultan area, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
Hundreds more were treated for severe burns, fractures and shrapnel wounds.
The IDF said it was targeting two senior Hamas officials in the attack, which happened hours after Hamas fighters in south-eastern Rafah launched rockets towards the Israeli city of Tel Aviv for the first time in months.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a “tragic incident” had occurred “despite our immense efforts to avoid harming non-combatants” and promised a thorough investigation.
IDF chief spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said on Tuesday that the strike had targeted a structure used by the Hamas commanders which was away from any tents, using “two munitions with small warheads”.
“Following this strike, a large fire ignited for reasons that are still being investigated. Our munitions alone could not have ignited a fire of this size,” he said.
Rear Adm Hagari added that investigators were looking into the possibility that the fire was caused by the explosion of weapons or ammunition stored in a nearby structure, and played what he said was an intercepted telephone conversation between two Gazans suggesting that. The audio recording could not immediately be verified.
Sam Rose of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, Unrwa, told the BBC from western Rafah that the killing of so many civilians could not be dismissed as an accident.
“Gaza was already one of the most overcrowded places on the planet. It is absolutely impossible to prosecute a military campaign involving large-scale munitions, strikes from the sky, the sea, the tanks, without exacting large-scale civilian casualties,” he said.
“It seems like we are plumbing new depths of horror, bloodshed and brutality with every single day. And if this isn’t a wake-up call, then it’s hard to see what will be.”
Last week, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordered Israel to “immediately halt its military offensive, and any other action in the Rafah Governorate, which may inflict on the Palestinian group in Gaza conditions of life that could bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part”.
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza to destroy Hamas in response to the group’s cross-border attack on southern Israel on 7 October, during which about 1,200 people were killed and 252 others were taken hostage.
At least 36,090 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
Ukraine said it arrested two Ukrainian officials who worked with the Russian security services
The Ukrainian security service (SBU) says it has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other high-ranking Ukrainian officials.
Two Ukrainian government protection unit colonels have been arrested.
The SBU said they were part of a network of agents belonging to the Russian state security service (FSB).
They had reportedly been searching for willing “executors” among Mr Zelensky’s bodyguards to kidnap and kill him.
Ever since Russian paratroopers attempted to land in Kyiv and assassinate President Zelensky in the early hours and days of the full-scale invasion, plots to assassinate him have been commonplace.
The Ukrainian leader said at the start of the invasion he was Russia’s “number one target”.
But this alleged plot stands out from the rest. It involves serving colonels, whose job it was to keep officials and institutions safe, allegedly hired as moles.
Other targets included military intelligence head Kyrylo Budanov and SBU chief Vasyl Malyuk, the agency added.
The group had reportedly planned to kill Mr Budanov before Orthodox Easter, which this year fell on 5 May.
According to the SBU, the plotters had aimed to use a mole to get information about his location, which they would then have attacked with rockets, drones and anti-tank grenades.
One of the officers who was later arrested had already bought drones and anti-personnel mines, the SBU said.
The SBU said it found various ordnance, including an anti-tank grenade, on the plotters
SBU head Vasyl Malyuk said the attack was supposed to be “a gift to Putin before the inauguration” – referring to Russia’s Vladimir Putin who was sworn in for a fifth term as president at the Kremlin on Tuesday.
The operation turned into a failure of the Russian special services, Mr Malyuk said.
“But we must not forget – the enemy is strong and experienced, he cannot be underestimated,” he added.
The two Ukrainian officials are being held on suspicion of treason and of preparing a terrorist act.
The SBU said three FSB employees oversaw the organisation and the attack.
One of them, named as Dmytro Perlin, had been recruiting “moles” since before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Another FSB employee, Oleksiy Kornev, reportedly held “conspiratorial” meetings “in neighbouring European states” before the invasion with one of the Ukrainian colonels arrested.
In a released interrogation with one of the suspects, they can be heard describing how they were paid thousands of dollars directly by parcels or indirectly through their relatives. It is not clear whether he was speaking under duress or not.
Investigators insist they monitored the men throughout. We are unlikely to know how close they came to carrying out their alleged plan.
The plot may read like a thriller but it is also a reminder of the risks Ukraine’s wartime leader faces.
Last month, a Polish man was arrested and charged with planning to co-operate with Russian intelligence services to aid a possible assassination of Mr Zelensky.
At the weekend Ukraine’s president appeared on the Russian interior ministry’s wanted list on unspecified charges.
The foreign ministry in Kyiv condemned the move as showing “the desperation of the Russian state machine and propaganda”, and pointed out that the International Criminal Court had issued a warrant for Vladimir Putin’s arrest.
ReutersElon Musk (pictured) has accused Anthony Albanese of censorship
Australia’s leader has called Elon Musk an “arrogant billionaire” in an escalating feud over X’s reluctance to remove footage of a church stabbing.
On Monday, an Australian court ordered Mr Musk’s social media firm – formerly called Twitter – to hide videos of last week’s attack in Sydney.
X previously said it would comply “pending a legal challenge”.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s criticism followed Mr Musk using a meme to accuse his government of censorship.
On Tuesday, Mr Albanese told ABC News that Mr Musk “thinks he’s above the law but also above common decency”.
Last week Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, an independent regulator, threatened X and other social media companies with hefty fines if they did not remove videos of the stabbing at the Assyrian Christ the Good Shepherd church, which police have called a terror attack.
X has argued the order is “not within the scope of Australian law”.
The commissioner sought a court injunction after saying it was clear that X was allowing users outside Australia to continue accessing footage.
“I find it extraordinary that X chose not to comply and are trying to argue their case,” Mr Albanese told a press briefing.
In a subsequent series of online posts, Mr Musk wrote: “I’d like to take a moment to thank the PM for informing the public that this platform is the only truthful one.” Another depicted a Wizard of Oz-style path to “freedom” leading to an X logo.
Earlier, he also criticised eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant personally, describing her as the “Australian censorship commissar”.
Mr Albanese defended Ms Inman Grant, saying she was protecting Australians.
“Social media needs to have social responsibility with it. Mr Musk is not showing any,” he said.
The platform will have 24 hours to comply with Monday evening’s injunction, with a further hearing into the matter expected in the coming days.
Otoritas pelabuhan Singapura bahkan memberi pernyataan khusus. Sebelum insiden, disebut bahwa kapal kargo naas itu telah melewati dua inspeksi luar negeri pada tahun 2023 lalu.
“Persyaratan lembaga klasifikasi kapal dan sertifikat undang-undang yang mencakup integritas struktural kapal dan fungsionalitas peralatan kapal, masih berlaku pada saat kejadian,” kata otoritas pelabuhan Singapura, seperti dikutip AFP, Rabu (27/3/2024).
“Alat pengukur tekanan bahan bakar yang rusak telah diperbaiki pada Juni 2023 lalu,” tambahnya.
Otoritas pelabuhan Singapura juga mengatakan para penyelidiknya dan orang-orang dari Biro Investigasi Keselamatan Transportasi sedang menuju ke Baltimore. Pihaknya menawarkan bantuan kepada Penjaga Pantai AS.
Meski demikian, enam orang diperkirakan tewas. Mereka termasuk pekerja dari Meksiko, Guatemala dan El Salvador.
Pihak berwenang AS menghentikan pencarian keenam orang tersebut dengan mempertimbangkan suhu air yang dingin dan waktu yang berlalu. Saat itu mereka tengah memperbaiki lubang di permukaan jalan Key Bridge.
Pelabuhan Baltimore adalah pelabuhan utama AS tersibuk kesembilan dalam hal penanganan kargo asing dan nilai kargo asing. Secara langsung pelabuhan bertanggung jawab atas lebih dari 15.000 lapangan kerja, mendukung hampir 140.000 lebih lapangan https://perjalananini.com/kerja.
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Krisis di Laut Merah memakan korban baru. Kali ini India.
Inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi India berisiko akibat kenaikan harga minyak karena gangguan di jalur perdagangan global tersebut. Pemerintah menyoroti langsung ini dan menegaskan perlunya diversifikasi jalur perdagangan.
Perlu diketahui sekitar 80% perdagangan barang dagangan India dengan Eropa, termasuk produk-produk utama seperti minyak mentah, suku cadang mobil, bahan kimia, tekstil, melewati jalur Laut Merah. Namun kini perairan itu menjadi tempat serangan rudal dan drone yang dilancarkan militan Houthi dari Yaman.
Houthi melakukan hal tersebut sebagai bentuk protes serangan Israel ke Gaza, Palestina dan dukungan Amerika Serikat (AS) dan Inggris. Fakta itu telah memaksa banyak perusahaan pelayaran untuk mengubah rutenya, menjauh dari Terusan Suez ke sekitar ujung selatan Afrika.
“Kombinasi antara biaya pengangkutan yang tinggi, premi asuransi, dan waktu transit yang lama dapat membuat barang impor lebih mahal secara signifikan,” kata Kementerian Keuangan India dalam tinjauan ekonomi bulanannya, dikutip CNBC International, Senin (23/3/2024).
“Pengiriman komoditas pertanian, tekstil, bahan kimia, barang modal, produk kelautan dan minyak bumi ke India mungkin akan terkena dampak akibat gangguan ini, dan mempengaruhi daya saing harga ekspor,” tambahnya.
“Untuk mengatasi tantangan ini secara efektif, mungkin diperlukan diversifikasi rute perdagangan dan pilihan transportasi,” jelasnya lagi.
Perlu diketahui, tahun keuangan India berlangsung dari bulan April hingga Maret. Meskipun sejumlah tantangan terjadi tapi kementerian yakin perekonomian India akan menutup tahun keuangan ini dengan positif.
“Prospek inflasi untuk beberapa bulan mendatang positif, karena peningkatan musim tanam di musim panas kemungkinan akan membantu mengekang harga pangan,” tambah kementerian lagi.
Inflasi ritel India sedikit menurun menjadi 5,09% pada bulan Februari. Namun bank sentral fokus pada penurunan inflasi ke target 4%.
Perkiraan resmi pertumbuhan produk domestik bruto (PDB) untuk tahun fiskal saat ini telah dinaikkan menjadi 7,6% dari 7,3%. Ini menandakan “kekuatan ekonomi India yang bertahan lama”.
Foto: Ahli biologi Prancis di Greenlandia, Florian de Bettignies, mendokumentasikan gunung es yang terlepas dari gletser akibat suhu hangat di sepanjang Scoresby Sound Fjord, Greenland Timur pada 15 Agustus 2023. (AFP/OLIVIER MORIN)
“Selama beberapa dekade, para ilmuwan secara konsisten memperingatkan masa depan yang ditandai dengan kondisi iklim ekstrem karena meningkatnya suhu global yang disebabkan oleh aktivitas manusia yang melepaskan gas rumah kaca berbahaya ke atmosfer,” tulis makalah tersebut, dikutip dari Futurism, Sabtu (23/3/2023).
“Sayang, waktunya sudah habis,” imbuh penelitian tersebut.
“Kita sedang menuju potensi runtuhnya sistem alam dan sosial-ekonomi dan dunia dengan panas yang tak tertahankan dan kekurangan sumber daya alam, makanan dan air bersih,” kata Wolf.
Dalam studi tersebut, postdoc OSU dan 11 rekan penulis lainnya memasukkan banyak poin data mengejutkan yang menunjukkan bahwa pada tahun 2023, banyak rekor iklim dipecahkan dengan margin yang sangat besar.
Para penulis menunjuk secara khusus seperti musim kebakaran hutan Kanada yang sangat aktif tahun ini. Peneliti mengatakan bahwa kejadian ini menunjukkan titik kritis menuju rezim kebakaran baru, yang bisa dibilang merupakan salah satu kalimat akademis paling menakutkan yang pernah ditulis.
Profesor kehutanan terkemuka di OSU, William Ripple, yang merupakan salah satu penulis penelitian ini, menambahkan bahwa tahun ini telah membawa pola yang sangat mengkhawatirkan. Pola tersebut tentu bukan kabar yang menggembirakan, sebab manusia hanya berbuat sedikit untuk memperbaiki keadaan.
“Kami juga hanya menemukan sedikit kemajuan yang bisa dilaporkan terkait upaya umat manusia dalam memerangi perubahan iklim,” kata Ripple dalam pernyataannya.
Seperti banyak ilmuwan sebelumnya, 12 penulis studi dan ribuan penandatangan studi tersebut tidak hanya menunjuk pada industri bahan bakar fosil yang sangat berpolusi. Tetapi juga perwakilan pemerintah yang mensubsidi mereka sebagai salah satu akar penyebab efek bola salju iklim ini.
Menurut makalah tersebut, antara tahun 2021 dan 2022, subsidi bahan bakar fosil meningkat dua kali lipat dari US$531 miliar menjadi lebih dari US$1 triliun. Perlu dicatat bahwa jumlah tersebut hanya terjadi di Amerika Serikat, belum negara yang lain.
“Kita harus mengubah perspektif kita mengenai darurat iklim dari sekedar isu lingkungan hidup yang terisolasi menjadi ancaman yang sistemik dan eksistensial,” tulis para penulis makalah tersebut.
Peneliti mengatakan, beralih dari bahan bakar fosil, serta memerangi konsumsi berlebihan oleh orang-orang kaya adalah hal yang harus dilakukan.
Dua hal pertama itu perlu dilakukan untuk mencegah bencana lebih lanjut sebelum abad ke-21 berakhir pada 2100 mendatang https://perjalananini.com/atau 77 tahun lagi.
EGM PT Angkasa Pura II Bandara SMB II R Iwan Winaya mengungkapkan pihaknya mengincar menambah penghargaan tahun ini sebagai bandara terbersih. Dia mengatakan dalam mendapatkan apresiasi yang terbaik, ada survey yang dilakukan setiap tahunnya kepada penumpang bandara.
Dengan nilai maksmimal, selanjutnya surveyor pun akan memastikan kelayakan penerimaan apresiasi ini.
“Ini menggenjot semangat kami, memang kami ini sudah bersih tapi ini kan gedung terminal lama dan belum ada revitalisasi,” tambahnya.
Untuk mengejar target ini, Iwan mengungkapkan berbagai strategi yang akan ditempuh. Dia mencontohkan inovasi untuk mengurangi antrian saat check-in.
Foto: Layanan jalur khusus bagi calon penumpang travelinlane
Menurutnya diperlukan cara baru untuk mengurai kepadatan saat cek-in, seperti menjemput bola penumpang atau dengan mobile check-in. Dengan begitu spending rate dari penumpang pun nik.
“Kita coba agar tidak ada antrian lama saat check-in, memang regulasinya 3-7 menit. Tapi kita kerja sama dengan maskapai bagaimana buat jemput bola, ini tidak bisa sendirian,” ungkapnya.
Sebagai informasi, Bandara Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II juga mendapatkan penghargaan paling prestisius, yakni World Director General’s Roll of Excellence yang diberikan hanya kepada bandara yang telah meraih Airport Service Quality Awards 2023 selama 5 tahun dalam periode 10 tahun https://perjalananini.com/program.
Foto: Calon Presiden (Capres) No urut 1, Anies Baswedan berangkat ke TPS 60, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan untuk menggunakan hak suaranya di Pemilu 2024. Rabu (14/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Muhammad Sabki)
“Itu isu untuk mengalihkan Pilpres. Seakan-akan pilpres sudah selesai. Anda jangan terjebak,” kata Anies dikutip Sabtu (16/3/2024).
Mengutip detik.com, Anies sebelumnya memenangkan Pilgub DKI pada 2017 lalu. Kala itu, Anies berpasangan dengan Sandiaga Uno mengalahkan pasangan Basuki Tjahaja Purnama dan Djarot Saiful Hidayat.
Foto: Calon Presiden (Capres) No urut 1, Anies Baswedan berangkat ke TPS 60, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan untuk menggunakan hak suaranya di Pemilu 2024. Rabu (14/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Muhammad Sabki) Calon Presiden (Capres) No urut 1, Anies Baswedan berangkat ke TPS 60, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan untuk menggunakan hak suaranya di Pemilu 2024. Rabu (14/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Muhammad Sabki)
Pada 2018, Anies ditinggal Sandiaga Uno yang mengundurkan diri dari posisi Wakil Gubernur DKI Jakarta. Posisi Sandiaga kemudian digantikan oleh Politikus Gerindra Ahmad Riza Patria pada 2020.
Jika Anies memutuskan untuk maju dan menang dalam Pilgub DKI 2024, maka Anies akan kembali menjabat sebagai Gubernur DKI Jakarta di periode 2024-2029 mendatang.
Mantan Gubernur DKI Jakarta itu sebelumnya juga sudah menanggapi terkait isu tersebut. Anies mengaku ingin berfokus mengawal hasil perhitungan Pilpres hingga tuntas.
“Kita sekarang sedang berfokus pada penuntasan penghitungan. Kita akan fokus di situ dan gerakan perubahan ini akan terus menjadi bagian dari kita,” kata Anies Baswedan saat ditemui di Masjid Nurul Huda, Sunter Agung, https://perjalananini.com/Jakarta Utara, Jumat (1/3/2024).
Foto: Ratusan Asosiasi Kepala Desa dan Perangkat Desa yang tergabung dalam (APDESI) melakukan demo di depan gedung DPR/MPR RI, Jakarta, Selasa (6/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Tri Susilo)
Menurut Tito kepala desa hingga perangkatnya statusnya bukan Aparatur Sipil Negara, sehingga pemerintah tidak termasuk dalam pemberian tunjangan oleh Pemerintah Daerah.
“Aturannya tidak ada, dalam Undang-Undang Desa itu perangkat desa bukan ASN, sama dengan kepala desa itu bukan ASN Baik dalam Undang-Undang ASN dan Undang-Undang Desa statusnya belum jelas bukan ASN,” kata Tito saat Konferensi Pers THR dan Gaji ke 13 Tahun 2024, di Kementerian Keuangan, Jumat (15/3/2024).
“Oleh karena itu tidak termasuk dalam pemberian tunjangan oleh Pemerintah Daerah,” sambungnya.
Namun menurut Tito tahun lalu skema pemberian THR kepada perangkat daerah mengambil porsi dari dana desa. Namun hal itu perlu kesepakatan antar semua perangkat desa.
“Di tahun lalu mereka menggunakan dana desa, kita bicarakan dalam asosiasinya. Kita prinsipnya menyejahterakan tapi tidak memberatkan dana desa,” kata Tito.
Setidaknya menurut Tito tiap desa membutuhkan dana sekitar Rp 20 juta untuk pemberian THR bagi kepala dan perangkat desa lainnya. Sehingga secara total kemungkinan dana yang dibutuhkan mencapai Rp 1,6 triliun.
“Jumlah umumnya gajinya perangkat dan kepala desa itu antara Rp 2 jutaan lebih kurang jadi seandainya ada 10 (orang) saja kepala desa dan perangkatnya lebuh kurang Rp 20 juta per desa kali 80 ribu (desa) lebih hampir Rp 1,6 triliun. sedangkan alokasi dari pusat dari bu Menteri Keuangan Rp 70 triliun untuk desa,” kata Tito.
Menurut Tito nantinya akan membicarakan lebih lanjut dengan asosiasi desa dan Menteri Desa, Pembangunan Daerah Tertinggal, dan Transmigrasi mengenai hal ini.
“Nanti kita akan bicarakan segera dengan asosiasi desa dan Menteri Desa atau ibu (Menteri Keuangan) ada pendapat lain? ini hanya ikut tahun sebelumnya biasanya ada prinsip musyawarah untuk memperkuathttps://perjalananini.com/ daya beli,” terang Tito.
ReutersElon Musk (pictured) has accused Anthony Albanese of censorship
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Foto: Ahli biologi Prancis di Greenlandia, Florian de Bettignies, mendokumentasikan gunung es yang terlepas dari gletser akibat suhu hangat di sepanjang Scoresby Sound Fjord, Greenland Timur pada 15 Agustus 2023. (AFP/OLIVIER MORIN)
Foto: EGM PT Angkasa Pura II Bandara SMB II R Iwan Winaya.
Foto: Layanan jalur khusus bagi calon penumpang travelinlane
Foto: Calon Presiden (Capres) No urut 1, Anies Baswedan berangkat ke TPS 60, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan untuk menggunakan hak suaranya di Pemilu 2024. Rabu (14/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Muhammad Sabki)
Foto: Calon Presiden (Capres) No urut 1, Anies Baswedan berangkat ke TPS 60, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan untuk menggunakan hak suaranya di Pemilu 2024. Rabu (14/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Muhammad Sabki)
Foto: Ratusan Asosiasi Kepala Desa dan Perangkat Desa yang tergabung dalam (APDESI) melakukan demo di depan gedung DPR/MPR RI, Jakarta, Selasa (6/2/2024). (CNBC Indonesia/Tri Susilo)