PONOROGO \u2013 The licensing enforcement task force of Ponorogo Regency\nhas conducted an operation to forcibly cut fibre optic internet network\ncables identified as illegal. The first such enforcement action took\nplace on Jalan Menur, Ronowijayan Sub-district.<\/p>\n
Acting Head of the Ponorogo Regency Investment and One-Stop\nIntegrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Etik Mudarifah, said the operation\nwas carried out as part of efforts to improve urban tidiness. In\naddition to lacking permits, a number of cables belonging to internet\nnetwork providers had been installed haphazardly, with some fibre optic\ncables dangling dangerously over roads, posing risks to road users.<\/p>\n
According to Etik, regulations require that all fibre optic\ninstallations be properly licensed. Permits must be acknowledged by the\nregent through the Online Single Submission (OSS) system under the\nbusiness licensing framework to support business activities (PB Ungku),\nmeaning the electronically integrated business licensing system.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey must go through the OSS process and be verified by the relevant\ntechnical agency, in this case DPUPKP, with recommendations also\nrequired from the Communications and Information Agency and the\nEnvironmental Agency (DLH). Everything must be assessed and analysed so\nit does not become as chaotic as the current situation,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
Etik expressed hope that through the joint cross-agency operation,\nall businesses operating as internet service providers (ISPs) would\npromptly process their permits. The forced cutting of illegal internet\nnetwork cables will continue to be carried out across all road sections\nthroughout the Bumi Reog area.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe urge all businesses operating in the ISP sector to process their\npermits, as everything we have cut is illegal,\u201d she explained.<\/p>\n
Prior to the cable-cutting action, the agency had gathered ISP\noperators and socialised regulations regarding fibre optic cable\ninstallation. \u201cIn Ponorogo, several ISPs have already undergone the\nlicensing process and we have served them,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n
The licensing enforcement task force involves numerous regional\napparatus organisations (OPD), including DPMPTSP, DPUPKP, the\nCommunications and Information Agency, DLH, the Civil Service Police\nUnit (Satpol PP), BPPKAD, and the Transportation Agency.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/ponorogo-task-force-cuts-unlicensed-fibre-optic-cables-in-city-clean-up-operation-1771234775", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }