Jagakarsa Rusunawa Confirmed Ready for Occupancy
Reported by Tiyo Surya Sakti | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Jakarta Deputy Governor, Rano Karno, inspected the Jagakarsa Low-cost Rental Apartment (Rusunawa) on Jalan Margasatwa Raya, RT 01/06, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta.
We've offered it to the residents affected by the flood
On that occasion, he was accompanied by Jakarta Public Housing and Settlement Agency Head, Kelik Indriyanto and South Jakarta Mayor, Munjirin.
According to him, the Jagakarsa Rusunawa, which is friendly to persons with disabilities, has a capacity of 723 Type 36 units. It is built with three towers, each having 16 floors.
Marunda Rusunawa Residents Enjoy Administrative Services"This rusunawa has indeed been prepared for our disabled brothers and sisters. We place them on the lower floors to make access and activities easier for them," he expressed, Saturday (3/15).
He explained it is built over 406 days on an area of 1.9 hectares, equipped with various supporting facilities such as sports amenities, places of worship, and dining areas.
He added this is also completed with health facilities (clinic), a library, and a place for Early Childhood Education (PAUD).
"I also request this rusunawa be completed with WiFi and a Day Care (childcare center) to facilitate residents who may have both parents working," he explained.
According to him, the second rusunawa in South Jakarta is also a solution to improve the living standards of Jakarta residents who have been living along the riverbanks.
"We've offered it to the residents affected by the flood. I said if they want to change their lives because they have been affected by floods for years, the solution is to move to the rusunawa," he explained.
He added the rusunawa with a minimum rent by Rp 865,000 has a separate payment method for electricity or tokens and water.
"This method is quite effective in addressing potential issues that may arise," he added.
He asserted it also has various easily accessible routes, such as access to Pondok Labu Market, Fatmawati Hospital, Pasar Minggu Regional Hospital, and private hospitals.
"Hopefully, the Jagakarsa Rusunawa built for residents with Jakarta KTP will provide broad benefits and foster positive collaboration between the community and the government in building a better Jakarta," he hoped.
