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15 Pohon Tabebuya Kuning Ditanam di Jl MT Haryono

15 Yellow Tabebuia Tree Planted on Jl MT Haryono

As many as 15 yellow tabebuia trees were planted on Jalan MT Haryono, Cawang, Kramat Jati, Friday (1/10). The program named 'Jumat Menanam' was led by East Jakarta City Park and Forestry Sub-agency Head, Dwi Ponangsera.

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Dwi said the 7,000 square meter land on Jalan MT Haryono is a social/public facility of Signature Apartment handed over to Jakarta Provincial Government.

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"The land still has an empty area. That is why we choose here," he said.

He added that Dwi said that yellow tabebuia is able to absorb a lot of air pollutants. The tree is also easy to care for and its height can be adjusted easily.

"The planting aims to minimize pollution on Jalan MT Haryono," he added.

East Jakarta City Park and Forestry's Head Section of Green Line and Cemetery, Made Widhi Adnyana Surya Pratita, stated the planting involved 40 joint personnel of civil servants, 10 sub-districts implementer unit and City Park Taskforce.

"Other decorated plants were already planted here before," he admitted.

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