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15 Truk Sampah diangkut Dari Penertiban Di Pondok Pinang

15 Trucks Transported Demolishment Debrises in Pondok Pinang

As many as 15 dump trucks owned by South Jakarta Cleanliness Sub-Department and Satpol PP were deployed to transport demolishment debris of street vendors along Jalan Ciputat Raya RT 03/01, Pondok Pinang, South Jakarta.

As for woods and bamboo are transported to warehouse in Kebayoran Lama as it is near

Pondok Pinang Urban Village Head, Hendi Nopriyadi stated, all 35 stalls were demolished. The building debris, woods and plywood were transported using 3 trucks.

"There are total 15 trucks of trash transported. As for woods and bamboo are transported to warehouse in Kebayoran Lama as it is near," he explained, Monday (9/21).

35 Illegal Stalls in Pondok Pinang Demolished

According to him, the land will be refunctioned to be green belt. And to realize it, his party has coordinated with South Jakarta Parks and Cemetery Sub-Department. "We have sent letter to the related institute," he told.

As planned, he continued, the 3,000 square-meter land will be planted with shade and productive trees. "The concrete will also be demolished thus it could be planted hundreds of trees," he continued.

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