Damage Caused by Global Coin Hunt at Gelora Bung Karno
The management of Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) has revealed the extent of damage caused by coin hunters’ actions. The coin hunt conducted by several individuals at GBK has resulted in significant damage to public facilities such as paving blocks, park areas, and even lights.
Ultimatum Issued to App Developer
Hadi Sulistia, the General Director of PPKGBK, expressed disappointment towards the developers for not considering the negative impact of their application. Following the viral incident, GBK management has issued an ultimatum to the app developer to remove the global coins from the GBK area.
Sulistia emphasized that the GBK area is now free of global coins and urged the public not to visit GBK solely for coin hunting purposes. PPKGBK has taken strict actions by directly reprimanding individuals engaged in vandalism, conducting regular security patrols, and coordinating with relevant authorities.
Responsibility of App Developer
The management also criticized the vandalism carried out by some users of the coin hunting app at GBK. This destructive behavior has disrupted order and marred the beauty of GBK as a sports and recreational icon.
Hadi emphasized the need for the app developer to take responsibility for addressing the issue by removing GBK from the app system and educating users to avoid damaging public facilities. The government of Bandung has also advised coin hunters not to damage plants and other park facilities and has urged the app provider to revise the game concept.
In conclusion, the incident highlights the importance of responsible gaming and the need for developers to consider the potential consequences of their applications on public spaces. Let us all remember to respect our shared spaces and ensure that our actions do not harm the community or the environment. Together, we can create a safer and more enjoyable environment for all.
