inp.polri.go.id - Pangkalpinang. The widely circulated information on the scarcity of cooking oil that occurred in Indonesia impacted the wholesale of cooking oil products and made the stock run out quickly. In response to that issue, Bangka Belitung Police Chief (Kapolda Bangka Belitung), Inspector General Drs. Yan Sultra immediately conducted monitoring and inspection of the daily supply stocks, especially the cooking oil stocks in several retail markets and distributors in Pangkalpinang. Inspector General Drs. Yan Sultra ensured that the stock of cooking oil in Bangka Belitung is safe. “In Bangka Belitung, based on the data that we have gathered, we have enough stock, it's just a matter of how we distribute it. We also urge distributors to immediately distribute the available goods and do not hoard it.” said the Two-Star General. Kapolda Bangka Belitung explained that his party had also tried to bring in cooking oil from various regions such as Sumatra and Java. The former Southeast Sulawesi Police Chief said he would continue to monitor and supervise the market to prevent hoarding and smuggling practices. "For that, we will try to guarantee the availability of cooking oil for the needs of the Bangka Belitung community by carrying out supervision. Do not let the existing stock in Bangka Belitung go out because of the irresponsible act of few people," said the Akabri alumnus in 1989. Previously, Kapolda Bangka Belitung, along with the Head of the Regional Bhayangkari, monitored the Market Operations held by the Bhayangkari Pangkalpinang Branch This market operation is an effort to meet the needs of daily supply, especially cooking oil for the Pangkalpinang community.