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Petugas Gabungan Mulai Bersihkan Sisa Kebakaran Jalan Kemayoran Gempol

Joint Personnel Clean Fire Debris at Kemayoran Gempol

Joint personnel of PPSU and various Regional Working Units started to clean the fire debris on Jalan Kemayoran Gempol, RT 05/06, Kebon Kosong, Kemayoran, Central Jakarta.

involving 20 PPSU personnel

Kebon Kosong Urban Village's Economy and Development Section Head, Irwandi admitted the cleaning starts today. Previously, his side was focused on the fire survivals.

"Today we start the cleaning by involving 20 PPSU personnel together with Environmental, Transportation Agencies and Satpol PP," he said, Friday (1/17).

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He added that some of residents are still at the refugee post on Jalan Bendungan Jago. During the activity, the personnel transported fire debris such as building material.

Meanwhile, Kemayoran Sub-district's Environmental Implementer Unit Head, Eka Sudarmadi stated his side deployed one shovel truck and one dump truck during the activity.

Moreover, his side also cooperated with Central Jakarta Water Resource Agency to handle the fire debris. Then his personnel were focused on transporting waste and building materials such as wood and so on.

"Hopefully the additional unit, equipment, and personnel can be added tomorrow to speed up the cleaning process," he stated.

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