You don't have javascript enabled. Good luck with that.
Pencarian
Pasukan Kuning Tuntas Tangani Kabel Utilitas Menjuntai di Jalan Anggrek II

Yellow Troops Handle Dangling Cables on Jalan Anggrek II

South Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency's personnel (yellow troops) have addressed the issue of dangling cables on Jalan Anggrek II, Karet Kuningan Urban Village, Setiabudi Sub-district.

"...we installed additional poles and fixed the loose cables, "

South Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency Head, Rifki Rismal, informed that the dangling cables were reportedly caused by large vehicles pulling on them as they passed by.

Pramono Emphasizes Control of Dangling Cables in Jakarta

"Rainy weather and strong winds also worsened the condition, causing the poles and cables to sag further," he said on Friday (11/14).

Rifki explained that shortly after receiving the report, his team, along with the relevant cable owners, handled the issue on Wednesday (11/12) by installing an additional pole to raise the cables.

He added that on Thursday (11/13), they conducted another joint survey with the cable owners to follow up by installing more support poles.

"In two days, we installed additional poles and fixed the loose cables so they no longer endanger pedestrians or road users," he noted.

Meanwhile, a local resident, Kurnia, appreciated the swift response in fixing the leaning pole and drooping cables, allowing road activities to return to normal.

"Hopefully, a permanent solution can be implemented. If possible, these overhead cables should be relocated into the Integrated Utility Network System (SJUT) to make the area look more organized," he said.

Linked News
Popular News indeks
  1. Low Emission Zones: Jakarta’s Concrete Step to Curb Air Pollution

    access_time13-04-2026 remove_red_eye1081 personAldi Geri Lumban Tobing
  2. Pademangan Health Center Promotes 3M Plus to Prevent Dengue Fever

    access_time14-04-2026 remove_red_eye797 personAnita Karyati
  3. Jakarta Provincial Government Fully Supports BTN JAKIM 2026

    access_time14-04-2026 remove_red_eye705 personDessy Suciati
  4. Jakarta Regional Budget Spending Reaches Rp10.38 Trillion in Q1

    access_time17-04-2026 remove_red_eye554 personDessy Suciati
  5. Suckermouth Catfish Control for Environmental Preservation

    access_time18-04-2026 remove_red_eye553 personFakhrizal Fakhri