Jelang Idulfitri, TPID Papua Pastikan Stok Bapokting Aman

JAYAPURA – Menjelang Hari Besar Keagamaan Nasional (HBKN) Idulfitri, Tim Pengendalian Inflasi Daerah (TPID) Provinsi Papua melakukan inspeksi mendadak (sidak) ke sejumlah titik distribusi bahan pokok dan barang penting (bapokting), Kamis (26/2).

Kegiatan ini dipimpin jajaran pemerintah daerah sebagai bentuk komitmen menjaga stabilitas pasokan dan harga kebutuhan masyarakat.

Asisten Bidang Pemerintahan dan Kesejahteraan Rakyat Provinsi Papua, Yohanes Walilo, menyampaikan bahwa pengecekan difokuskan pada ketersediaan stok beras di gudang Bulog.

“Dari hasil pengecekan, stok beras masih cukup hingga Lebaran, bahkan tersedia untuk memenuhi kebutuhan Provinsi Papua dan Papua Pegunungan,” ujarnya.

Sementara itu, Asisten Bidang Perekonomian dan Pembangunan Provinsi Papua, Setiyo Wahyudi, menjelaskan bahwa secara umum ketersediaan bapokting dalam kondisi aman.

Untuk komoditas minyak goreng, distributor di Holtekam dilaporkan memiliki stok yang memadai. Komoditas lainnya juga tersedia dalam jumlah cukup selama Ramadan hingga Idulfitri.

Dari sisi harga, TPID mencatat terdapat kenaikan pada beberapa komoditas, namun masih dalam batas wajar.

“Pemprov akan terus melakukan pemantauan intensif terhadap ketersediaan dan harga bapokting guna menjaga stabilitas pasar serta mengantisipasi potensi lonjakan harga menjelang Idulfitri,” tutupnya. ***

JAYAPURA — Ahead of the National Religious Holiday of Eid al-Fitr, the Regional Inflation Control Team of Papua Province conducted surprise inspections at some staple food and essential goods distribution points on Thursday (February 26).

The activity was led by regional government officials as a form of commitment to maintaining the stability of supply and prices for public necessities.

Papua Assistant for Government and People's Welfare, Yohanes Walilo, said that the inspection focused on the availability of rice stocks in the Logistic Agency warehouses.

"Based on the inspection results, rice stocks are still sufficient through Eid, and are even available to meet the needs of both Papua Province and Highland Papua," he said.

Meanwhile, Papua Assistant for Economy and Development, Setiyo Wahyudi, explained that in general, the availability of staple foods and essential goods remains secure.

For the cooking oil commodity, a distributor in Holtekam was reported to have adequate stock. Other commodities are also available in sufficient quantities throughout Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr.

In terms of prices, the Regional Inflation Control Team recorded increases in several commodities, but these were still within a reasonable range.

"The provincial government will continue intensive monitoring of the availability and prices of staple foods and essential goods to maintain market stability and anticipate potential price spikes ahead of Eid al-Fitr," he concluded. ***