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Konten Reklame Ilegal di Jl Gajah Mada Diturunkan

Illegal Billboards at Jalan Gajah Mada Controlled

Jakarta Satpol PP ranks have removed illegal billboards along Jalan Gajah Mada, West Jakarta.

After meeting, we then remove the billboard, because they have violated the bylaw

According to Gubernatoiral Regulation No. 244/2015 on  Guidelines for the Implementation of Advertising, Jalan Gajah Mada became one of the sterile area of the billboard.

Jakarta Satpol PP Head, Juan Royter said, his side did a coordination meeting with regional working unit (SKPD) regarding presence of such illegal billboards.

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In the meeting, they decided to remove the billboard due to violated the rules.

"After meeting, we then remove the billboard, because they have violated the bylaw," he told, Friday (3/25).

He furthered, for physical construction, controlling will be done integrately along with SKPD such as Spatial Planning Dept, Tax Service Dept and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (BPTSP).

"Billboard has been removed. Just leaving its physical construciton, we will control it soon," he stressed. Its ad contains one beverage products.

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