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Pembangunan Jembatan di Srengseng Sawah Gunakan Dana CSR

Srengseng Sawah Bridge Construction Uses CSR Funds

South Jakarta Government and Depok Government are agreed to build bridge to replace suspension bridge located in Srengseng Sawah, South Jakarta.

We have discuss it with Depok Government, related SKPDs, and private sides about plan to construct bridge

South Jakarta Vice Mayor, Arifin said, new bridge construction will use corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds from private sides. Construction budget is around Rp 400 million.

"We have discuss it with Depok Government, related SKPDs, and private sides about plan to construct bridge," he said, Wednesday (1/24).

Bina Marga Dept. will Build New Bridge in Srengseng Sawah

His side plans to build new suspension bridge but stronger since it is made from steel.

"Later on, new bridge will be only intended for pedestrian, similar to JPO. Not for vehicles," he mentioned.

Currently his side asks urban village heads to socialize bridge construction to local residents because the land will be used for construction.

"I hope residents could gave the land without compensation thus we can use it for local residents interests," he expressed.

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