inp.polri.go.id -  The South Kalimantan Police went to the Kotabaru Gold Mine Landslide, Mount Kura-kura, Buluh Kuning Village, Sungai Durian District, Kotabaru Regency, South Kalimantan, to implement order in the area. This was done following a landslide on Monday (9/26) which left nine people dead and two others still missing, while the other six victims, were saved despite suffering from injuries. Head of Public Relations of the South Kalimantan Police, Commissioner Mochamad Rifa'i emphasized that no party should back up illegal mining activities that have claimed the lives of at least nine people a few days ago. “There is no such things as backing up the illegal mine. If someone break the law, we will act against it,” said Commissioner Mochamad Rifa’i firmly on Sunday (10/9). He further adds that those efforts have also become the attention of the National Police Chief. Approaches to the community, especially those around the area, are also continuously carried out so that the community realizes how risky mining activities are in that location. It is suspected that those illegal gold mining was done by outsiders and using the semi-manual method.