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Jalan Ketel in Ancol Damaged Severely

Those of you who are motorcyclists who often pass on Jl Ketel, Ancol, Pademangan, North Jakarta must be careful. This is because, there are found damaged roads and potholes in the field.

Motorist had to slow down their vehicle. It is very dangerous at night

Based on Beritajakarta.com, the damaged road has 100 meters long, starting from Jl Ancol Baru until Jl RE Martadinata. Besides holes, the road is also full of sand and gravel.

Yati (33), a stall keeper near the location said the road was formerly often passed by the motorist as alternative road when traffic jam happened on Jl RE Martadinata. Due to this condition, the motorist felt uncomfortable when passing.

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"Motorist had to slow down their vehicle. It is very dangerous at night," he stated, Friday (9/2).

Meanwhile, Krisna (28), a motorcyclist admitted he once slipped when passing the road.

"Yes, I once slip there," he told.

Section Head of Maintenance for North Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-dept, Sutarno admitted has received public complaint where they want related unit to fix the road. But road status is still questioned, whether it is the asset of Pelindo or City Government.

"If it belongs to city government, we will do repair. It has been planned since last month," he stated.

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