BATAM - Some workers who left at the Salter Social Service (Social Affairs) Sekupang Batam since a week ago, were only fed once a day. They were given white rice, sambal eggplant every day.
Four days ago, they were given a raw uncooked tempeh. Tempe was foul-smelling mucus. From the observation Tribune on Friday (09/02/2011), tempeh is still in the box and pulled out a pleasant aroma.
"We were given tempe already smelling and mucus. We are told to eat home cooking with a subscription Dinsos reasons not open during the fasting month and Eid," says Widia, migrant workers from Central Java when interviewed at Salter Social Affairs, on Friday (2 / 9 / 2011) afternoon.
However, they do not want to cook it. They reasoned fear that eating foods that can hurt. when they first arrived, these workers are 40 people and now just be left over 22 people and four people plus a toddler. Those who go there to pick up family and adajuga who go at their own expense.
"Initially we came to Batam mas there were about 40 people, most of them were picked up and gone their own families," he said.
Not long after M Sahir, Kadis Dinsos came to Salter. He said that the information submitted by the prospective migrant workers is not true.
"That's all we really do not have a budget of Rp 7,000 for one meal, and they are fed twice a day," he said.
Four days ago, they were given a raw uncooked tempeh. Tempe was foul-smelling mucus. From the observation Tribune on Friday (09/02/2011), tempeh is still in the box and pulled out a pleasant aroma.
"We were given tempe already smelling and mucus. We are told to eat home cooking with a subscription Dinsos reasons not open during the fasting month and Eid," says Widia, migrant workers from Central Java when interviewed at Salter Social Affairs, on Friday (2 / 9 / 2011) afternoon.
However, they do not want to cook it. They reasoned fear that eating foods that can hurt. when they first arrived, these workers are 40 people and now just be left over 22 people and four people plus a toddler. Those who go there to pick up family and adajuga who go at their own expense.
"Initially we came to Batam mas there were about 40 people, most of them were picked up and gone their own families," he said.
Not long after M Sahir, Kadis Dinsos came to Salter. He said that the information submitted by the prospective migrant workers is not true.
"That's all we really do not have a budget of Rp 7,000 for one meal, and they are fed twice a day," he said.
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