inp.polri.go.id - Semarang. Chief of Central Java Regional Police, Police Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi, and the Governor of Central Java Ganjar Pranowo agreed to form a Puser Bumi Task Force Team. The team is tasked with controlling illegal miners in Central Java. The Governor of Central Java explained that this team was born out of public unrest, which he received daily through various reporting channels. Ganjar admits that he worries about excavation C every day under current weather conditions. “I am nervous almost every day being reminded that the weather conditions are like this again. If then those who mine, especially illegally, do not comply with good mining procedures, then the disaster is just a matter of waiting,” said the Governor of Central Java. The Governor of Central Java said that no one could deny this threat. Because the victims are not only lives but environmental damage and even the story of the loss of springs. Illegal mining is not only dangerous but also has no benefits. "If the people can't get anything, what else will the roads be, how? People almost every day enter my cell phone is angry. Social friction occurs," said the Governor of Central Java. With the formation of the Puser Bumi Task Force Team, the Governor of Central Java hopes that the miners will be more orderly in their activities. Moreover, the discussion activities did involve not only the police but also representatives from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, namely the Director-General of Mineral and Coal. "If we can socialize next week on Monday, then we will meet. One mine is correct. It transports it right. It is used for the right project," he said. At least 71 million cubic meters of mining results are needed by the National Strategic Project. Currently, only 21 million have been fulfilled. "This is a lack of much. We ask the Provincial Energy and Mineral Resources to map out the deposits' locations. So as not to damage," he said. The Governor of Central Java has asked the Energy and Mineral Resources Office to calculate the detailed spatial detail plan. According to him, this spatial detail plan is essential to carry out mining according to regulations. Ganjar also asked that National Land Agency be involved. "Well, our miners ask for those who have a heart, don't be careless like that, you know and some have already admitted that many have received it, while exploration has also exploited it. So now, we collect confession of their sins today to fix it. Hopefully, next week we can fix it, okay?" he said. The Chief of Central Java Police said that the Puser Bumi Task Force was executed by the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation of the Central Java Regional Police and the Department of Energy and Mineral Resources of Central Java Province. "We will use all existing stakeholders from the licensing process to law enforcement in the Central Java region. However, the principle is not to allow this (mining) principle to be carried out following applicable regulations without disturbing national development activities," said the Chief of Central Java Police.