Bisnis Bali, DenPost and NusaBali all report that four rafting companies operating on Bali’s Anyar River are unlicensed and operating illegally.
On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 a team, comprised of local law enforcement in Gianyar (Satpol PP Gianyar) and the regency’s licensing office (BBPT) visited 9 rafting companies operating on the Ayung River.
Of the 9 companies visited, four companies were found to be operating illegally:
Tukad Rafting operated by Komang Agus Punarbawa
Rejeki Ayung Rafting operated by Ketut Sukayasa
New Gangga Rafting operated by Dewa Putu Ganta
Ubud Rafting operated by Ketut Suasana
When confronted by the enforcement team none of the above-named operators were able to present their operating licenses (izin usaha).
Each of the companies was issued an initial warning with a second warning letter issued on August 5, 2015.
Local regulations provide for the closing and sealing of the operations with the issuance of a third warning letter.
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