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C. Jakarta Took Over City Assets in Kampung Bali

Central Jakarta Administration took over state-owned assets at Jl Kampung Bali 1, Tanah Abang.

We'll continue to take over our asset that powered by third party

Such assets are in form of building and an ex-land office of Kampung Bali Urban Village. 

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Deputy Mayor of Central Jakarta, Bayu Megantara disclosed the clearing of land as wide as 200 square meters is conducted to save city asset that powered by third party over 13 years used as an expedition office.

"We'll continue to take over our asset that powered by third party," he stressed, Thursday (8/11).

Meanwhile, Head of Central Jakarta Local Asset Management Office (KPADI), Reza Pahlevi explains third party, Ishak Delemonte admitted he rent the land through urban village official by signing 15-year agreement. 

"But after being checked, the agreement is illegal. And we ask him to empty the land," Megantara expressed.

The land and building will be fenced and will be transformed into a firefighter post. 

"It will be conducted soon thus no more third party," he closed. 

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