Bujang explained that currently the government has implemented the mandatory purchase of 3 kg LPG gas using an ID card.
However, the Bengkulu City Department of Industry and Trade said that the opportunity for violations remains open if it is not monitored properly.
"Even though there are already regulations for accepting LPG, there are definitely individuals who use it, so the LPG is not on target," said Bujang.
Bujang informed that previously Pertamina had implemented the purchase of subsidized 3 kg LPG gas using KTP for more targeted distribution.
"Pertamina has previously provided conditions for LPG recipients," said Bujang.
Bujang added that his party would help monitor LPG gas stations to anticipate violations, but to date there have been no reports of suspected violations.
"Until now there have been no reports regarding gas distribution, either from the distributor's perspective or complaints from the community itself," said Bujang,
Bujang hopes that this implementation can further discipline individuals who are not on target when purchasing subsidized LPG gas.
"We are open to reports from the public if we find any violations related to the distribution of this subsidized gas, we are also asking for input from the public so that this 3 Kg subsidized LPG gas can really be used by people who are entitled to receive it," hoped Bujang.
Meanwhile, Rawa Makmur resident, Merpati III Rifki Awali asked the Bengkulu City Department of Industry and Trade to always carry out full supervision of LPG gas distribution.
Rifqi highlighted that residents often do not receive LPG gas because many individuals take advantage of this opportunity.
"We will report it if we can't, but they (Bengkulu City Department of Industry and Trade, ed.) must also monitor it, because there are many cheaters below," he said.
Rifqi hopes that the distribution of LPG gas can be right on target so that no more residents will not get their rights.
"There should be no more LPG problems, whoever has the right to truly accept that is their hope," hoped Rifqi.