100 Illegal Kiosks in Kota Tua Controlled
access_time April 19 2015 04:40 PM remove_red_eye 2327
Reported by Devi Lusianawati | Translated by Trias Risangayu
Reported by Devi Lusianawati | Translated by Trias Risangayu
Around 100 kiosks and carts belonging to street vendors in Kota Tua area, Tamansari, West Jakarta, Sunday (4/18), controlled by 100 personnel of Satpol PP, army and police. The raid that held on Saturday (4/18) night until Sunday (4/19) dawn run smoothly without protest.
We secured about 100 carts and kiosks
Head of Tamansari Sub-District, Paris Limbong expressed the raid is aimed to create public order. Moreover, the Kota Tua was proclaimed as one of world heritages by Jakarta Provincial Government.
Street Vendors Around Kopro Market will Be Arranged“We secured about 100 carts and kiosks,” he uttered, Sunday (4/19)
His side will coordinate with army and police to anticipate street vendors in the near future. “It's done to sterilize Kota Tua from street vendors and illegal parking,” he disclosed.
