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PT Jakpro Optimistis Pembangunan Equestrian Selesai November 2017

Equestrian Pulomas Targeted to Be Finished in November 2017

To welcome Asian Games XVIII, PT Jakpro is optimistic to complete the construction of Equestrian Pulomas, East Jakarta in the upcoming November.

The budget absorbed this time has reached 39 percent or Rp 164.4 billion

PT Jakpro Company Secretary, Erry Gunari Prakasa expressed, based on cut off dated on August 29, 2017, the venues construction is targeted to be finished at 48.38 percent, yet its realization has been reached 50.20 percent.

"We're optimistic it can be done next month. This is because the project can always exceed the target," he stated, Friday (10/13).

Construction of Velodrome and Equestrian Park Accelerated

He explained the equestrian is built on a land as wide as 35 hectares by spending Rp 417 billion.

"The budget absorbed this time has reached 39 percent or Rp 164.4 billion," he uttered.

He added it is built in accordance with international standard. It will be equipped with a tribune with a capacity of 1,000 supporters, 100 stables, athletes' lodgings, veterinary hospitals, training grounds, and parking areas.

"As planned, we will hold an event test in December 2017," he closed.

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