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A fish auction museum is to be established no later than December on the site of the former Pasar Ikan (fish market) in Penjaringan, North Jakarta, said the head of the Jakarta Maritime, Fisheries and Food Security Agency (DKPKP), Darjamuni, on Tuesday.
Residents have erected semi-permanent dwellings on cleared land in the Pasar Ikan area of North Jakarta after the quick count in Jakarta’s recent election indicated that Anies Baswedan and Sandiaga Uno will replace incumbents Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama and Djarot Saiful Hidayat as governor and vice governor.
The Jakarta administration is on its way to revive the “Old Town” of Jakarta in the Pasar Ikan area, North Jakarta – whose residents have been recently evicted, by involving several archaeological experts and related agencies in the planned revitalization.
Two weeks after being evicted and their homes torn down, hundreds of denizens of Pasar Ikan in North Jakarta are refusing to move on, living in emergency tents and Luar Batang Mosque as they fight for fair compensation from the city administration.
Jakarta Governor Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama says that he will turn the newly cleared Pasar Ikan area in North Jakarta into a fish-trading center, with a concept similar to that of a nearby superblock built by property giant PT Agung Podomoro Land (APL).
The Jakarta administration started using heavy equipment to tear down hundreds of illegal buildings in the Luar Batang area of Pasar Ikan in North Jakarta on Monday as residents ended their protest and obeyed city orders to pack their belongings and move out to make way for the capital's 'revitalization' plans.
