Jusuf Kalla Minding Animals Criticized More Than Human

Jakarta - Ambassador Komodo Indonesia, Mohammad Jusuf Kalla (JK) said the Komodo dragon, typical animals in Komodo Island, East Nusa Tenggara, already established as one species of animals that fall into seven keajabaiban world. "Praise the decision dragons become one of the animals that enter the seven wonders of the world have been defined earlier Saturday (12/11) morning," said JK in Turkey, Saturday (12/11).

Former Vice President admitted that when he became ambassador of Indonesia Komodo many critics, that he was more interested in taking care of animals than in humans. "The criticism of many people's legitimate. But I need to reiterate that I really did not take care of dragons but of humanity in the NTT deal especially and Indonesia generally," he said.

Benefiting from the determination of the status of Komodo become one of the seven wonders of the world Indonesia says he is his own society, especially people on Komodo Island and its surroundings. "The mismanagement is not really dragons but the people of Indonesia, because the benefit from the establishment of dragons to seven wonders of the world, not dragons but the people of Indonesia," he said.

According to JK, by penetapanan Komodo as the seven wonders of the world, people from different parts of the world will be interested in visiting the island of Komodo, see first hand the wonderful animal life.

"People or tourists visiting an area, of carrying cash. The money that was taken was spent in places where they visit, so that the areas visited a profit," Kalla said.

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