Bam seed opens sounds open problem merac at home: not protected animals

Jakarta – Member of the Indonesian Parliament, Bambang Soesatyo (Bamsoet), opened the voice over the viral peacocks, a spectacle of residents in Duren Sawit, East Jakarta. Bam seed emphasized that the preschoolers he maintained did not include protected animals. Bam Seet said if the peacock treated in the private home, East Jakarta, had an exile permit of the Natural Resources Center (BKSDA). He mentions the bird held was Blue Peacock of Peacock Indian (Pavo Cristatus). “As a lover of animals, the peacock I maintain is the blue peacock or Indian peacock. It is not included in the protected animals category. While the protected green peacock whose original habitat is distributed in Java, Bali to parts of Nusa Tenggara,” Bamsoet told reporters on Tuesday (30/9/2025). Browse to continue with the content Bam seed said that the blue peacock differs from the Green Peacock (Pavo Muticus) included in the list of protected animals in accordance with the regulation of the Minister of Environmental and Forestry (LHK) number P.106 of 2018 on plant plant and animals. This Golkar Legislature claims to have a poultry health certificate for Blue Peacock and is said to be regularly monitored by veterinarians. “Animal health is very important. I ensure that maintenance is performed by animal health procedures. Routine checks are a form of concern for the right maintenance standards every month,” says Bamsoet. Bam seed mentioned the maintenance of a blue peacock as a form of involvement in the preservation of animals through exile activities. Furthermore, he said, the population of world animals is increasingly threatened by illegal hunting, land conversion and a lack of public awareness. “The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) data in 2024 recorded is more than 42 thousand species worldwide in the endangered category. In Indonesia, more than 900 species of animals are now threatened with extensive status. From Sumatran Tigers, Javan -Rhinos to different types of archipelago -” said. “The maintenance of blue peacock is not just a hobby, but part of the contribution so that world animals have not become extinct. We must make sure that future generations can still watch the beauty of animals, not just through photos in books or videos on the internet,” he continued. The chairman of the MPR RI for the period 2019-2024 invited the community to participate in the conservation of animals. He said the most important thing is that the breeding of animals must also go through the official path to be coordinated with the Natural Resources Conservation Center (BKSDA). “If anyone is interested in sustaining or capturing animals whose status is protected, you should not forget to go through an official path by consulting the Natural Resources Center (BKSDA). Don’t let good intentions become a legitimate problem. Previously, the DKI Jakarta provincial government checked the Viral Merak in East Jakarta (East Jakarta) by the Department of Food Security, Maritime and Agriculture (KPKP). It is known that the poultry belongs to the Huis Commission III member Bambang Saesatyo (Bamset). “Yes, that’s right, the owner (Bambang Soesatyo),” Hasudungan Sidabalok, head of the DKI Jakarta KPKP office, said by Antara on Tuesday (9/30/2025). He explained that there are rules to maintain peacocks as an attempt to control bird flu, namely the regional regulation (Pera) of DKI Jakarta Number 4 of 2007. Maintenance of Merak must have a purpose according to the Regional Regulation and must have a health certificate. “If it is seen from efforts to control bird flu based on the DKI Jakarta Regional Regulation No. 4 of 2007 regarding the control of poultry maintenance and circulation, the favorite poultry, poultry for research, education and conservation interest should be certified,” he explained. In addition to the rules of animal health, he also referred to conservation provisions, namely the Minister of Environmental and Forest Regulation Number p.106/Menlhk/Setjen/Kum.1/12/2018, with regard to the second amendment of the Minister of Environmental and Forestry Regulations p.20/Menlhk/Kum.1/6/ enthusiastic. “So for green peacocks, including protected animals, while white, blue and blorok pcs are not protected as,” he said. (DWR/IMK)

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