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View all search resultsThe Jakarta administration has kicked off the construction of a wastewater pipeline network amid efforts to build a domestic wastewater management system (SPALD) that complies with environment quality standards and improves public access to proper sanitation.
KAI said the inundation was due to clogged pipes instead of damage to the newly built LRT station, which connects the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) building, the nearby TransJakarta (TJ) bus stop and another government-run office building across the highway.
Resistance has been growing against a plan to erect a 100-meter-tall statue of Indonesia’s founding father Sukarno in a new economic hub in West Java, as some observers have questioned the urgency and purpose of the costly project.
The government will inject US$1.34 billion of state capital injection to state-owned construction Hutama Karya (HK) and Wijaya Karya. It also plans to transfer ownership of Waskita Karya to HK.
Construction work in the new capital will pressure a fragile physical and socioeconomic environment as land is cleared for new office buildings, homes and the infrastructure needed for a modern national government.
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