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Dayak Kalimantan in border are having trouble getting the raw material for life.
Para tokoh Dewan Adat Dayak Kalimantan Timur
The Dayak Kalimantan in border are having trouble getting the raw material, it is common to buy in neighboring countries. The government is more concerned with the welfare of orangutans than locals.
This was stated by several prominent East Kalimantan Dayak Customary Council during a visit to Jakarta, Tuesday, February 7, 2012. Chairman of the Council of Indigenous Dayak Kalimantan, Edy Gunawan Areq Lung, said border areas such as communication broke with the central government .
"Especially the infrastructure problems that are not growing and expensive prices. Which is why they prefer shopping to the outside (Malaysia), it is easier and cheaper than inside," said Edy.
The prices of basic commodities and soaring building on the border, this is because the shipping cost is not small. For example sugar, on the border sekilonya could reach Rp60.000,- , one sack of cement in the region could also hundreds of thousands of rupiah .
In the border region, including Serayan and Long Nawang, also paced minimal facilities. In addition, the transport in this region is limited. Aircraft of the town were sparse and the route has not routine.
"In Malaysia, the road was good and had a good relationship with the community. Many border residents who eventually went to Malaysia," said Edy.
Head of Tourism and Culture Dayak Customary Council, Octavian David Lendjou Tun, said the government did not pay enough attention to the people of Borneo. Sometimes, he said, Borneo residents jealous to orangutans are more aware of welfare than the people who live in it.
"If orangutans note, injecte, immunizations and having milk. Our hope is that people used to a new coaching orang-utan . Please, think about first communities in the woods there," said Octavian.
He said the government did not build but instead cause destruction to give permission to companies from outside. Thus denuded forest habitat to be disturbed.
"However, I have no intention of moving to Malaysia, because we love the country. Sense of nationhood is still embedded in the hearts of the Dayak," said Octavian.
Masyarakat Dayak Kalimantan di perbatasan mengaku kesulitan mendapatkan bahan-bahan pokok, akhirnya tidak jarang membelinya di negara tetangga. Pemerintah lebih memperhatikan kesejahteraan orang utan ketimbang penduduk setempat.
Hal ini disampaikan oleh beberapa tokoh Dewan Adat Dayak Kalimantan Timur saat berkunjung ke Jakarta, Selasa 7 Februari 2012. Ketua Umum Dewan Adat Dayak Kaltim, Edy Gunawan Areq Lung, kepada VIVAnews mengatakan daerah perbatasan seperti putus komunikasi dengan pemerintah pusat.
"Terutama masalah infrastruktur yang tidak berkembang dan harga yang mahal. Itulah sebabnya mereka memilih belanja ke luar (Malaysia), lebih gampang dan murah daripada ke dalam," kata Edy.
Harga-harga bahan pokok dan bangunan melonjak tinggi di perbatasan, hal ini karena biaya pengiriman yang tidak sedikit. Misalnya gula, di perbatasan sekilonya bisa mencapai Rp60 ribu, satu sak semen di wilayah ini juga bisa mencapai harga ratusan ribu rupiah.
Wilayah di perbatasan, di antaranya Serayan dan Long Nawang, juga serba minim fasilitas. Selain itu, transportasi di wilayah ini masih terbatas. Pesawat dari kota jarang datang dan rutenya juga belum rutin.
"Di Malaysia jalan sudah bagus dan hubungannya dengan masyarakat sudah baik. Banyak warga perbatasan yang akhirnya bersekolah di Malaysia," kata Edy.
Ketua Bidang Pariwisata dan Budaya Dewan Adat Dayak, Oktavianus Daud Lendjou Tun, mengatakan pemerintah tidak cukup perhatian pada masyarakat Kalimantan. Kadang, ujarnya, warga Kalimantan cemburu pada orang utan yang lebih diperhatikan kesejahteraannya dibandingkan manusia yang tinggal di dalamnya.
"Kalau orang utan diperhatikan, disuntik imunisasi dan diberi susu. Harapan kami, pembinaan itu manusia dulu baru orang utannya. Tolonglah dipikirkan dulu masyarakat yang ada di hutan sana," kata Oktavianus.
Dia mengatakan bahwa pemerintah tidak membangun tapi justru menimbulkan pengrusakan dengan memberikan izin pada perusahaan-perusahaan dari luar. Hutan digunduli sehingga habitat hewan menjadi terganggu.
"Walau demikian, saya tidak ada niat pindah ke Malaysia, karena kami cinta tanah air. Rasa kebangsaan masih tertanam di hati orang dayak," tegas Oktavianus.
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Para tokoh Dewan Adat Dayak Kalimantan Timur
The Dayak Kalimantan in border are having trouble getting the raw material, it is common to buy in neighboring countries. The government is more concerned with the welfare of orangutans than locals.
This was stated by several prominent East Kalimantan Dayak Customary Council during a visit to Jakarta, Tuesday, February 7, 2012. Chairman of the Council of Indigenous Dayak Kalimantan, Edy Gunawan Areq Lung, said border areas such as communication broke with the central government .
"Especially the infrastructure problems that are not growing and expensive prices. Which is why they prefer shopping to the outside (Malaysia), it is easier and cheaper than inside," said Edy.
The prices of basic commodities and soaring building on the border, this is because the shipping cost is not small. For example sugar, on the border sekilonya could reach Rp60.000,- , one sack of cement in the region could also hundreds of thousands of rupiah .
In the border region, including Serayan and Long Nawang, also paced minimal facilities. In addition, the transport in this region is limited. Aircraft of the town were sparse and the route has not routine.
"In Malaysia, the road was good and had a good relationship with the community. Many border residents who eventually went to Malaysia," said Edy.
Head of Tourism and Culture Dayak Customary Council, Octavian David Lendjou Tun, said the government did not pay enough attention to the people of Borneo. Sometimes, he said, Borneo residents jealous to orangutans are more aware of welfare than the people who live in it.
"If orangutans note, injecte, immunizations and having milk. Our hope is that people used to a new coaching orang-utan . Please, think about first communities in the woods there," said Octavian.
He said the government did not build but instead cause destruction to give permission to companies from outside. Thus denuded forest habitat to be disturbed.
"However, I have no intention of moving to Malaysia, because we love the country. Sense of nationhood is still embedded in the hearts of the Dayak," said Octavian.
Masyarakat Dayak Kalimantan di perbatasan mengaku kesulitan mendapatkan bahan-bahan pokok, akhirnya tidak jarang membelinya di negara tetangga. Pemerintah lebih memperhatikan kesejahteraan orang utan ketimbang penduduk setempat.
Hal ini disampaikan oleh beberapa tokoh Dewan Adat Dayak Kalimantan Timur saat berkunjung ke Jakarta, Selasa 7 Februari 2012. Ketua Umum Dewan Adat Dayak Kaltim, Edy Gunawan Areq Lung, kepada VIVAnews mengatakan daerah perbatasan seperti putus komunikasi dengan pemerintah pusat.
"Terutama masalah infrastruktur yang tidak berkembang dan harga yang mahal. Itulah sebabnya mereka memilih belanja ke luar (Malaysia), lebih gampang dan murah daripada ke dalam," kata Edy.
Harga-harga bahan pokok dan bangunan melonjak tinggi di perbatasan, hal ini karena biaya pengiriman yang tidak sedikit. Misalnya gula, di perbatasan sekilonya bisa mencapai Rp60 ribu, satu sak semen di wilayah ini juga bisa mencapai harga ratusan ribu rupiah.
Wilayah di perbatasan, di antaranya Serayan dan Long Nawang, juga serba minim fasilitas. Selain itu, transportasi di wilayah ini masih terbatas. Pesawat dari kota jarang datang dan rutenya juga belum rutin.
"Di Malaysia jalan sudah bagus dan hubungannya dengan masyarakat sudah baik. Banyak warga perbatasan yang akhirnya bersekolah di Malaysia," kata Edy.
Ketua Bidang Pariwisata dan Budaya Dewan Adat Dayak, Oktavianus Daud Lendjou Tun, mengatakan pemerintah tidak cukup perhatian pada masyarakat Kalimantan. Kadang, ujarnya, warga Kalimantan cemburu pada orang utan yang lebih diperhatikan kesejahteraannya dibandingkan manusia yang tinggal di dalamnya.
"Kalau orang utan diperhatikan, disuntik imunisasi dan diberi susu. Harapan kami, pembinaan itu manusia dulu baru orang utannya. Tolonglah dipikirkan dulu masyarakat yang ada di hutan sana," kata Oktavianus.
Dia mengatakan bahwa pemerintah tidak membangun tapi justru menimbulkan pengrusakan dengan memberikan izin pada perusahaan-perusahaan dari luar. Hutan digunduli sehingga habitat hewan menjadi terganggu.
"Walau demikian, saya tidak ada niat pindah ke Malaysia, karena kami cinta tanah air. Rasa kebangsaan masih tertanam di hati orang dayak," tegas Oktavianus.
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