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Pengerjaan Proyek Jalanan dan Drainase PIBC Capai 65 Persen

Process of Road Repairing and Drainage Building at PIBC Reaches 65 Percent

Construction work for repairing road and building drainage at Cipinang Rice Central Market (PIBC) has reached 65 percent. It is targeted to finish in October 2020.

By repairing drainage system, we hope there is no inundation in PIBC area

"As of today, its process has reached 65 percent. We started the construction since February 2020," conveyed Arief Prasetyo Adi, President Director of PT. Food Station Tjipinang Jaya, Monday (8/10).

According to him, as long as 45,801.57 square meters road should be repaired because heavy tonnage vehicles cross the road every day. While his side also builds drainage as long as 6,347.48 square meters and retention wells to repair the drainage system thus it can prevent inundation in PIBC area.

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"By repairing drainage system, we hope there is no inundation in PIBC area, especially when heavy rain falls. Thus the road condition can be maintained well," he added.

He informed that road repairing as well as drainage and retention well building is a part of PIBC revitalization project which carried out gradually by PT. Food Station Tjipinang Jaya in the last three years.

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