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Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Chairul Tanjung, is embroiled in a banking scandal in which customers of the Bank in Bali claim losses totaling Rp. 56 billion.
Beritabali.com and
RadarBali.com report the case surrounding the missing funds began to emerge in November-December 2020 when one of the affected bank customers was unable to withdraw a bank deposit and was told the subject funds were gone.
The Director of the Indonesian Consumer Protection Agency (YLPK-Bali), I Putu Armaya, was infuriated at the loss of banking customers’ deposits, which he believes threatens to undermine the public’s trust in Indonesia’s banking sector.