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Pembuatan Waduk Kampung Dukuh Tunggu Pelimpahan Aset

Kampung Dukuh Reservoir Project will Be Resumed

The Kampung Dukuh Reservoir construction on a 23,900-square-meter wide land in Kramat Jati area, East Jakarta will finally be re-continued in the near future. 

Thus far the land that has been constructed is about 600 square meters wide

Nevertheless it is still awaiting assets acquisition from Ministry of Social (Kemensos).

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"Thus far the land that has been constructed is about 600 square meters wide," said Mustajab, Head of East Jakarta Water Resources Sub-dept., Monday (11/20).

On the other hand, there are currently still 17 households occupy the land.

"After assets acquisition, we will control them," he stressed.

Responding on the matter, Kramat Jati Sub-district Head, Eka Darmawan admitted his side has tried to help those households to get a relocation letter to move to Rawa Bebek Flat Tower. 

"They've got a tower key. The last process is just about administration. After assets acquisition is finished, we will do relocation," he stated.

As for the information, the land will be transformed into a reservoir and an inspection road, as well as RPTRA as wide as 1,000 square meters.

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