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Traders of blocks I and II of Senen Market in Central Jakarta sell their merchandise in front of the burned-out market building on Feb. 1. (JP/Winda A. Charmila)
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roperty developer PT Pembangunan Jaya is to provide temporary kiosks for Senen Market traders affected by a fire two weeks ago, after the installment of rolling doors at Block V is completed in March.
Senen Market superintendent Edi Santoso said Wednesday that he was optimistic all traders from the affected blocks I and II could be relocated next month.
“Those who do not have kiosks will be chosen randomly on Friday at the latest to get a slot in the Senen Market parking area,” Edi told The Jakarta Post.
The company also recorded the identity of kiosk owners at blocks I and II and would relocate them as soon as possible.
More than 1,000 kiosks in block I and II of the Senen Market were destroyed when a fire burned for more than 24 hours. As a result, traders set up in the streets around the burned building, which also caused them to lose more than half of their daily revenues.
