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Jalan Hasyim Ashari Rusak Dan Penuh Lobang

6 Months, Jl Hasyim Ashari Not Yet Improved

The motorist are advised to be cautious if passing Jalan Hasyim Ashari, Cideng Urban village, Gambir, Central Jakarta due to the road damage at the area.

The road was damaged since 6 month ago due to PLN (electric state company) and PAM (water drinking company) Jaya projects

Based on beritajakarta.com monitoring on Wednesday (2/4), the road damage is seen from Harmoni to Roxy flyover. Generally, some holes that located in left side of the road have size around 2 x 1 meter.

Besides that, there are many stone materials that scattered alongside the pedestrian path. Moreover, some holes are invisible because it covered by the water. This condition would endanger the rider.

6 Month, Jalan Karet Tengsin Not Yet Repaired

"The road was damaged since 6 month ago due to PLN (electric state company) and PAM (water drinking company) Jaya projects," told Aziz (36), one of Cideng Urban village citizens, Gambir.

Aziz hoped, the related agencies to improve the road immediately to prevent casualties.

Pamudji, Head of Central Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-dept. said, the road damage is affected by the excavation work. He promised to improve the road immediately to prevent the road got worse.

"We will follow up the report of Jalan Hasyim Ashari to be improved immediately," said Pamudji.

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