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30 Petugas Gabungan Tata TPS Sementara Pulau Panggang

Temporary Waste Disposal Site on Panggang Island Revitalized

The Panggang Island Urban Village, North Seribu Islands Sub-district, Seribu Islands Regency has deployed around 30 personnel of PPSU assisted by coastal officers from the Seribu Islands Environmental (LH) Sub-agency to revitalize the Panggang Island Temporary Waste Disposal Site (TPS) in RW 03.

This is done to follow up on the Acting Governor's direction

Panggang Island Urban Village Head, Muhammad Fakih Burhanudin said the deployment of PPSU officers and coastal officers under the Seribu Islands LH Sub-agency was conducted to directly handle the condition of the temporary polling stations that looked dirty. His party is also looking for a way out to overcome the existence of the Temporary TPS.

"This is done to follow up on the Acting Governor's direction in the context of solving the problem of points that are still dirty," he expressed, Friday (10/28).

Temporary TPS on Kelapa Island Relocated

To follow up on it, his party would implement waste disposal and transport hours at the location. It was done before there was a definitive TPS that would be built near the location of the Temporary TPS.

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