Local Road Repairs on Harapan Island Successfully Finalized
Reported by Anita Karyati | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
The Public Infrastructure and Facilities Handling (PPSU) personnel from Harapan Island, North Seribu Islands, have finalized repairs on local roads in RT 06/01 area.
To ensure community access remains safe and reliable
It aims to enhance the comfort and safety of both residents and tourists as they navigate the island.
Harapan Island Urban Village Head, Muhammad Nuralim noted that the road damage was primarily caused by recent heavy rainfall and the aging condition of the paving blocks, which had begun to deteriorate.
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The repairs focused on two specific sites, covering a total area of 10 meters in length and three meters in width. To ensure both quality and cost-effectiveness, damaged paving blocks were replaced with new materials, while those still in good condition were salvaged and reinstalled.
"13 personnel were deployed for this project. We're conducting the repairs in stages to ensure that every damaged section is fully restored to its optimal function," Nuralim explained.
With a 13-member personnel, we are tackling the repairs step-by-step until the infrastructure is back to 100%," he explained.
Beyond the physical fix, the aim is long-term sustainability. The local administration is also urging the public to help maintain these shared spaces.
"Caring for our island is a joint effort. We invite everyone to help look after our surroundings—if you see something broken, say something, so we can fix it right away," he urged.
This work received appreciation from one of the locals, Nurdin (45).
"It’s a great help to have a smooth road back. We look forward to routine check-ups by the authorities so minor issues can be fixed right away. We are on board to help keep these facilities in top shape for the long run," he added.
