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275 Bangunan di Kolong Tol Ir Wiyoto Segera Dibongkar

275 Buildings Under Ir Wiyoto Toll will Be Controlled Soon

As much as 275 buildings under Ir Wiyoto toll road, North Jakarta will be demolished. They are located in Sungai Bambu, Papanggo and Warakas urban villages, Tanjung Priok Sub-district.

Three urban villages have sent letter to citizens living under toll road to immediately vacate their homes. Considering, we will demolish the building in the near future

Tanjung Priok Sub-district, Syamsul Huda details, from 275 buildings, 109 buildings in Warakas Urban Village, 63 buildings in Sungai Bambu Urban Village, and 103 buildings in Papanggo Urban Village.

"Three urban villages have sent letter to citizens living under toll road to immediately vacate their homes. Considering, we will demolish the building in the near future," he stated, Thursday (3/10).

Illegal Buildings Under Ir Wiyoto Wiyono Toll Road Controlled

He went on the say that, it is done to follow up instruction of Jakarta Governor, Basuki T Purnama that saying Ir Wiyoto toll road must sterile from illegal building. Socialization was also been done by North Jakarta Administration.

"Certainly, it will be executed in the near future," he finished.

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