Woman questioned for harboring foreigners<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): The Directorate General of Immigration is
\nquestioning a woman for allegedly accommodating foreigners who
\nentered the country without legal documents.<\/p>\n
The acting spokesman for the Immigration Directorate General,
\nMursanudin A. Ghani, said in a release distributed to The Jakarta
\nPost that the arrest of Mrs. Djaenab Rusmijati Everaers, alias
\nTati, was made following the arrest of a Moroccan man, Mohamed
\nSaidi, in her home on Jl. Gurame, Pasar Minggu in South Jakarta
\non Sept. 10. The Moroccan was arrested for lacking documents.<\/p>\n
The release did not say how many foreigners had been received
\nby the woman in her home.<\/p>\n
The woman holds a Dutch passport and has an entrance permit
\n(KIM) issued by the South Jakarta Immigration office. The
\nsuspect, however, still has an Indonesian ID issued by the Pasar
\nMinggu district office and a family card signed by the Pasar
\nMinggu subdistrict head, N. Mulyana.<\/p>\n
According to Mursanudin, the Dutch embassy has confirmed that
\nTati is a Dutch citizen.<\/p>\n
The woman was the wife of a Dutch man, Everaers Mathias
\nHenricus Yozef, who died in 1990. She then married Mohamed Saidi,
\nthe Moroccan who was arrested on Sept. 10. Muhamed Saidi and Tati
\nhave a daughter named Rosita Dewi Margareta.<\/p>\n
The woman was also blamed for not reporting her move from her
\nold residence in Permata Hijau, Blok C 1\/4 to Jl. Gurame in South
\nJakarta.<\/p>\n
Quoting the director of the supervision and action office at
\nthe Immigration Directorate General, Mursanudin said those
\naccommodating foreigners must report to police or an immigration
\noffice within 24 hours or they will receive a maximum punishment
\nof one year in prison or a Rp 5,000,000 fine. (sur)<\/p>",
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