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        "id": 1648456,
        "msgid": "after-claiming-its-clean-pramono-now-admits-rubbish-still-piling-up-in-jakarta-1775022655",
        "date": "2026-04-01 12:10:44",
        "title": "After Claiming It's Clean, Pramono Now Admits Rubbish Still Piling Up in Jakarta",
        "author": "Abdul Haris Maulana",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has admitted that rubbish accumulation in several parts of the capital remains unresolved, contradicting his previous claim that the issue had been fully addressed. He noted reductions in temporary disposal sites but highlighted ongoing challenges in areas like Kramat Jati, where additional trucks have been deployed, as well as in East, West, and North Jakarta, exacerbated by post-Eid holidays and a landslide at Bantargebang. Residents and officials report persistent piles up to three metres high, causing odour and environmental issues, underscoring the strain on the city's waste management infrastructure.",
        "content": "<p>JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has acknowledged\nthat the handling of rubbish piles in several areas of the capital is\nnot yet fully resolved. \u201cThe rubbish issue isn\u2019t entirely finished yet.\nBut the rubbish at the temporary disposal sites is starting to\ndecrease,\u201d Pramono said at Jakarta City Hall in Central Jakarta on\nWednesday (1\/4\/2026). Pramono did not deny that there are still several\npoints of rubbish accumulation that have not been fully addressed,\nincluding in the Kramat Jati area in East Jakarta. \u201cThe one in Kramat\nJati, yesterday we specifically added 20 new trucks to reduce it. It\nmight take a little time, but it will be resolved soon,\u201d Pramono said.\nThis statement differs from Pramono\u2019s previous claim that rubbish in\nJakarta had already been handled. The day before, Pramono stated that\nrubbish piles in several areas had been cleared and conditions had\nreturned to order. \u201cNow it\u2019s back in order, and some piles not just in\nKramat Jati, but in several places too, but now almost all those piles\nare clean again,\u201d Pramono said at Jakarta City Hall in Central Jakarta\non Tuesday (31\/3\/2026). However, the reality on the ground is different.\nThere are still rubbish piles in several areas, including East Jakarta,\nWest Jakarta, and North Jakarta. At the Rawadas TPS in Pondok Kopi,\nDuren Sawit, East Jakarta, rubbish has been piling up to around three\nmetres high over the past two weeks. \u201cThe accumulation at Rawadas TPS in\nRW 02, Pondok Kopi Subdistrict, indeed happened after the landslide at\nBantargebang and following the Eid holiday. But today, alhamdulillah, we\nwill carry out evacuation with four trucks,\u201d said Sandy Adamsyah when\nmet at Rawadas TPS on Tuesday. Similar conditions are occurring around\nKopro Market, South Tanjung Duren, Grogol Petamburan, West Jakarta.\nRubbish piles are overflowing onto the road, making the surrounding area\ndirty and muddy. The area around the rubbish mountain appears dirty,\nmuddy, and blackened due to puddles of water and liquid from the rubbish\npiles. To clear the piles, a yellow wheel loader heavy machine is being\noperated by officers from the West Jakarta Environmental Service.\nMeanwhile, at Kencana TPS in Sungai Bambu, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta,\nrubbish is also piling up to around three metres under the Wiyoto Wiyono\nToll Road. A pungent smell can be detected up to about 50 metres from\nthe location. One resident, Suyitno, even urged Pramono to visit the TPS\nsite directly. \u201cSee, this is proof there\u2019s still (rubbish accumulation).\nYeah, this is proof the rubbish is still piling up. That\u2019s why the\nGovernor should come down to the field, not just receive reports from\nhis subordinates,\u201d he said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/after-claiming-its-clean-pramono-now-admits-rubbish-still-piling-up-in-jakarta-1775022655",
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