Indonesian Finance Minister Denies Civil Servant Salaries to be Paid via Cooperatives
Indonesia's Finance Minister has refuted reports suggesting civil servant (PNS) salaries would be disbursed through cooperatives like 'Kopdes Merah Putih' (KDMP). He affirmed that salaries will continue to be paid directly from state coffers to bank accounts, alleviating public concern.
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