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Sheet Pile of Hybrida Connecting Channel Improved

The connecting channel's sheet pile on Jalan Hybrida, RW 07, Kelapa Gading Barat, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta began to be improved. Previously the sheet pile was damaged due to eroded water last February.

We improve it, as it was collapsed due to floods last February

Based on Beritajakarta.id, Wednesday (9/12), some workers are seen improving the sheet pile near the settlement. They have started to put up a foundation made of stone river.

Today, Damaged Sheet Pile at Lembang Lake Repaired

Kelapa Gading Sub-district Water Resources Executing Unit Head, Rukmana said, sheet pile itself has about 65 meters length and 2 meters height. The workers add a sloop to strengthen the bottom of it. Then every three meters distance is fitted with concrete iron and casted.

"We improve it, as it was collapsed due to floods last February," she expressed, Wednesday (9/13).

To conduct it, his side uses this year's self-managed APBD. The project itself is targeted to be completed within 14 days ahead. All materials are the result of a consolidated auction. Thus his side only pays the wages of the workers who worked on the repair of the sheet pile.

"The repair itself is done over proposal of local RW caretakers, because of the location near the settlement residents. So it is worried the landslide will get worse if it is not improved," he closed.

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