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Basuki Yakin Pemerintahan Tetap Jalan dengan Plt

Governor Takes Leave, City's Project Still Runs

Jakarta Governor, Basuki T Purnama believes the Acting Jakarta Governor could remain run the government as well as existing projects in the capital.

I believe our project still runs. We have some construction that still being run. It will run as usual, we also still have City Secretary (Saefullah) to optimize it

"I believe our project still runs. We have some construction that still being run. It will run as usual, we also still have City Secretary (Saefullah) to optimize it," he stated, at City Hall, Tuesday (10/25).

According to him, there are some dispositions that have not been completed. Later on, it would be finished by Acting Jakarta Governor. "There is not special for its preparation. But I will miss some projects here due to leave," he exclaimed.

Acting Governor must Maintain Transparency

Basuki expressed dispositions that will be handed over is not only from internal but also external matters. Because he often received public complaint that continued to SKPD.

"It is from residents, so I read it. It is from dept. There are also from external, internal and so on," he told.

As known, he and his partner, Djarot Saiful Hidayat will take leave for four months, (October 28, 2016-February 11, 2017) during campaign period.

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