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Dinas KPKP Sosialisasikan Rencana Revitalisasi Pasar Bunga Rawa Belong

Rawa Belong Flower Market Merchants Socialized About Revitalization Plan

Jakarta Maritime Agriculture and Food Security (KPKP) Department socializes Rawa Belong Flower Market revitalization plan to the existing 300 flower merchants.

We socialize revitalization plan to the merchants

Jakarta KPKP Department Head, Darjamuni mentioned, his side plans to revitalize Rawa Belong Flower Market since it is known as the biggest flower market in Jakarta.

"We socialize revitalization plan to the merchants, especially that relates with development plan, where they will be relocated, and market management," he stated at KPKP Department office, Jalan Gunung Sahari Raya, Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, Thursday (6/20).

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He ensures all the merchants can continue selling flowers in the relocation site.

"This revitalization is estimated to complete in around 2 years. We have provided relocation site for flower merchants not far from Rawa Belong Flower Market," he explained.

According to him, all flower merchants in Rawa Belong Flower Market are willingly to be relocated and obey the revitalization mechanism process.

"Besides revitalization on its building, we also want its market management to be more modern," he conveyed.

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