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http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/news/east-kalimantan-police-investigate-possible-sale-of-island-to-malaysian/587646

East Kalimantan Police Investigate Possible Sale of Island to Malaysian
Tunggadewa Mattangkilang | April 24, 2013




Berau. Police in East Kalimantan’s Berau district are looking into a report 
that a small island off the coast may have been illegally sold to a Malaysian 
national residing in Samarinda, the provincial capital. 

Adj. Sr. Comr. Mukti Juharsa, the district police chief, said on Tuesday that 
there were allegations that the island of Nusa Kokok, measuring four hectares, 
was sold for Rp 600 million ($61,800). 

“This is an issue about which there’s a lot of speculation at this point, but 
we haven’t received any confirmed reports,” he told the Jakarta Globe. 

“Nevertheless, we will still look into the information we’ve already received 
so that we can prevent any unrest the speculation may cause.” 

Kudarat, the head of Berau’s Maratua subdistrict, which includes Nusa Kokok, 
denied the allegation. 

He said a farmer living on the island was planning to sell his palm oil farm to 
an ethnic Chinese Indonesian from Samarinda. 

“I have to stress that the buyer is Indonesian, not Malaysian as is being 
reported, and that it’s not the entire island that’s being sold, but just the 
farm belonging to one of the residents,” Kudarat said. 

He acknowledged he had signed the necessary paperwork for the deal, but denied 
taking a commission from the sale. 

However, police said they had no information to corroborate the subdistrict 
chief’s account of a land sale, and would investigate the matter thoroughly. 

The sale of Indonesian islands to foreigners, which is ostensibly not 
permitted, has long been a hot-button issue, particularly in border regions. 

In February this year, authorities in the Riau Islands province, close to both 
Singapore and Malaysia, declared illegal an attempt to offer an island there 
for sale to international buyers.

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