INFOKU, BLORA – Traders are starting to complain about the plan to distribute pawns and stalls for the new Ngawen Market building.
It is suspected that the data collection process was not transparent because it did not involve traders.
The market party plans to submit assistance to the Blora State Prosecutor's Office.
Adinata Subiyanto, a trader at the market, asked the market manager to revise the arrangement of traders.
Hope charging according to the rules by involving traders to be fair.
"In our opinion it is unfair, I suspect there was a violation," he said yesterday.
He continued, several parties were not involved in filling in the market building, especially Block Y of Ngawen Market.
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Even traders who were directly affected were not involved. There is one trader who has many places still being given a place in a new building.
"The initials are S. If there are no transactions, what might it be, I think the person is a member of the staff themselves," said the vegetable and fruit trader.
He did not take legal action, however, hoping that the government would settle the case soon.
Because already approaching the month of fasting. Currently market traders occupy semi-permanent buildings behind the market.
Head of UPTD Market Region III Blora Listiyo Utomo said that the trader data collection process had been transparent.
Currently there is no lottery number occupying the building. Several criteria can fill the building of the stalls and stalls of the Ngawen Market.
Of course the previous traders have occupied the location and regularly sell.
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"There is a team that has already recorded the initial data, later we will also submit assistance to the Blora State Prosecutor's Office," he explained.
According to him, there are currently 22 kiosks and 130 booths that have been completed in December last year. He wanted all traders to be accommodated. ( Endah / IST )
