Please Come!!! In Lumajang City, East Java, Indonesia, There's Gold Still Buried Under the Ground

INTERNATIONAL, RBTVDISWAY.ID - Lumajang Regency is a region located in the southern part of East Java Province.

Lumajang Regency consists of 21 sub-districts, with boundaries extending to the north by Probolinggo Regency, to the east by Jember Regency, to the south by the Indian Ocean, and to the west by Malang Regency.

Like most regencies in the south, Lumajang Regency has significant potential in the agricultural and mining sectors, although these have not yet been fully exploited.

Although the next largest increases were in the secondary and tertiary sectors, this indicates that these sectors are experiencing an impact due to the growing primary sector.

The regency covers an area of 1,790.90 km2, divided into 21 sub-districts, 198 villages, and 7 urban villages.

Lumajang borders Malang Regency to the west and Probolinggo Regency to the north. Meanwhile, it borders Jember Regency to the east and the Indian Ocean to the south.

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Lumajang Regency boasts significant potential in the agricultural sector, with its mainstay commodities being rice (Lumajang Regency is one of East Java's food barns), and fresh fruit products such as Agung bananas and Mas Kirana bananas.

In the livestock sector, there are PE goats and fresh milk; in the industry and trade sector, silver crafts; and in the forestry sector, processed wood products remain a mainstay. Meanwhile, fisheries also have potential for both capture fisheries and aquaculture. Another sector with significant potential is tourism.

Location of Gold Treasures in Lumajang, East Java

Lumajang Regency is not only rich in sand mines but also has the potential for gold mining. Hong Kong investors, through PT Oxyndo Exploration (Minerals and Metals Group), affiliated with PT Panah Mas, have begun surveying the field for indications of potential gold and associated Minerals in three sub-districts in the southern region of Lumajang Regency, East Java.

Reporting from the official website bappeda.jatimprov.go.id, November 3, 2011, Head of the Economic Division of the Regency Government Lumajang, Nurul Huda, stated that the government has issued a survey permit to investigate a 15,000-hectare area in the Pronojiwo, Tempursari, and Candipuro districts.

MMG, Nurul said, submitted its company profile to the Lumajang Regency Government when applying for a survey permit at several locations in the three districts.

The government, Nurul said, has even issued a permit to the company to conduct a preliminary survey at the location.

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