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Material Debris Left by Fire in Kebon Melati Cleaned

Around 20 officers of Central Jakarta Cleanliness Sub-Department and local citizens began to clean the building debris left by fire that burned 284 houses on Jalan Jatibunder 7, Kebon Melati Urban Village, Tanah Abang. The debris will then be disposed to the Karet Bivak's Waste Disposal Site (TPS) through 6 dump trucks that take one week.

The cleaning has been ongoing since since this morning

"The cleaning has been ongoing since since this morning. Yet, its process will take a week due to most materials dominated by wood," said Mado (54), one of locals, Jalan Jatibunder 7, Saturday (3/7). 

After it is done, according to Mado, the locals are going to re-build their house at the same site. Hence, he hopes there is material donation from benefactors or Central Jakarta Administration. 

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Head of Trash Controlling Division for Central Jakarta Cleanliness Sub-Department, Risart Seristian told as many as 20 janitors and 6 dump trucks were sent to clean up such material debris.

"The cleaning itself will take one week," he expressed.

On that occasion, the ranks of Local Youth Disaster Preparedness Team (Tagana), Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) and Social Sub-Department also deployed to distribute food and medicine, as well as 2 portable toilets for victims.     

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