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Three Trucks Containing Garbage From Jagakarsa Transported

The South Jakarta Administration officers assisted by local citizens successfully transported garbage weighing three trucks from Jalan Asmar, RT 13/04, Cipedak, Jagakarsa yesterday, Sunday (2/11).

Three trucks containing garbage and one truck containing mud have been transported from the location

South Jakarta Mayor, Tri Kurniadi appreciates locals who are willing to participate in the communal work.

"It is also done to strengthen silaturahmi (get together) for fellow citizens thus harmony can always be maintained. If there is a burdensome task, just give it to our officer," he said, in his office, Monday (2/12).

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The communal work conducted by 100 officers of PPSU, Bina Marga Taskforce, Water Resources, Satpol PP and locals.

"Three trucks containing garbage and one truck containing mud have been transported from the location," he explained.

Jagakarsa Sub-district Secretary, Mundari added, all residents in 13 RTs participated actively with the officer. Some locations are cleaned like in empty land and yard of resident's house and Setu River connecting channel.

"Hopefully it can make people more concerned with the surrounding environment," he hoped.

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