BTS Terbakar, Kabupaten Puncak Sementara Berlakukan Sekolah Tatap Muka

Proses belajar mengajar di Kabupaten Puncak untuk sementara waktu dilakukan secara tatap muka, berkenaan dengan dugaan pembakaran Base Transceiver Station (BTS) di wilayah tersebut.

Kendati demikian, proses belajar mengajar dipastikan mengikuti protokol kesehatan yang sudah ditetapkan.

Hal itu, dikatakan Kepala Dinas Pendidikan Perpustakaan dan Arsip Daerah Provinsi Papua, Christian Sohilait, Selasa.

“Sambil menunggu perbaikan, sekolah-sekolah yang terkena dampak akibat putusnya BTS di Puncak, maka saat ini sekolah melakukan pembelajaran tatap muka”.

“Tidak ada cara lain lagi selain sekolah tatap muka. Sebab anak-anak harus tetap belajar sambil menunggu kawan-kawan dari Kementerian Kominfo melakukan perbaikian terhadap jaringan tersebut” kata dia.

Sohilait pada kesempatan itu menyayangkan dugaan pembakaran BTS yang semestinya tak terjadi.

Apalagi ditengah pandemi Covid-19 seperti saat ini, anak-anak usia sekolah sangat memerlukan ilmu pengetahuan.

Sebelumnya, dua BTS di Kabupaten Puncak,Kota Ilaga telah dibakar oleh oknum tak dikenal pada Kamis lalu, hingga mengakibatkan jaringan internet di wilayah tersebut mengalami gangguan. Padahal masyarakat baru dapat menikmati jaringan 4G pada Desember 2020.

Dinas Komunikasi dan Informasi (Diskominfo) Provinsi Papua hingga kini masih menunggu perkembangan perbaikan Base Transceiver Station (BTS) yang terbakar di Kabupaten Puncak.

Kepala Dinas Komunikasi dan Informasi Provinsi Papua Jeri Yudianto  di Jayapura, Senin, mengatakan Pemerintah Pusat dalam melalui Yayasan Bhakti sedang melakukan pemeriksaan awal.

“Pemeriksaan awal ini pun dilakukan dengan menggunakan drone karena belum berani untuk turun lapangan langsung pada jumat lalu”.

Menurut Jeri, untuk detail perkembangannya atau perbaikannya sampai di mana akan diterbitkan oleh pihak Kementerian Kominfo yang memiliki pekerjaan tersebut.

The teaching and learning process in Puncak Regency is temporarily conducted face-to-face, with regard to the alleged burning of Base Transceiver Station (BTS) in the region.

Nevertheless, the teaching and learning process is ensured to follow established health protocols.

That is, said the Head of the Department of Education, Library and Regional Archives of Papua Province, Christian Sohilait, on Tuesday.

"While waiting for improvement, the schools affected by the Base Transceiver Station dropout in Puncak, the school is currently conducting face-to-face learning". 

"There is no other way than a face-to-face school. Because children have to keep learning while waiting for the Ministry of Communication and Information to make repairs to the network" he said.

Sohilait on that occasion regretted the alleged burning of BTS that should not have happened.

Especially in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic as it is today, the children need the knowledge.

Previously, two of Base Transceiver Station in Puncak Regency, Ilaga City had been burned by an unidentified person last Thursday, causing internet networks in the area to be disturbed. Whereas people can only enjoy 4G networks in December 2020. 

The Communication and Information Department of Papua Province is still waiting for the development of the repair of the Base Transceiver Station (BTS) that caught fire in Puncak Regency.

Head of the Communication and Information Office of Papua Province Jeri Yudianto in Jayapura on Monday, said the Central Government through the Bhakti Foundation is conducting a preliminary examination.

"This initial inspection was carried out using drones because they had not dared to go down the field directly on Friday."

According to Jeri, for details of its development or improvement to where it will be published by the Ministry of Information who owns the work.