6 Quotes by Jefri Sirait

Maybe they're waiting for the situation to stabilize. But, whatever the reasons, the electricity crisis puts us at risk.

We can't be sure of the exact figures, but the number of layoffs must be high. Several industrial firms in KIM have reduced their labor costs since the government announced fuel price increases last year.

The police already began posting some officers here today (Friday) to secure vital company assets.

Violence could occur, which is why we have asked for extra protection from the police. We don't want to let our investors down.

Almost all of the 300 companies in KIM have slashed production. It was the only option open to many of them, to cover fuel costs for the generators used during power outages.

They have the right to halt their operations, even though I gave them assurances there was no reason to worry as we had already requested extra police protection.