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        "id": 1714027,
        "msgid": "bantul-regency-wastewater-treatment-plant-is-one-of-the-requirements-for-sppg-operations-1777719144",
        "date": "2026-05-02 16:57:49",
        "title": "Bantul Regency: Wastewater Treatment Plant is One of the Requirements for SPPG Operations",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Bantul Regency government in Yogyakarta Special Region has mandated that wastewater treatment installations (IPAL) are essential for the operation of Nutrition Fulfillment Service Units (SPPG) under the free nutritious meal programme. Officials noted that some existing IPALs at partner kitchens fail to meet standards or capacity, prompting inspections and directives from the Environmental Agency to address contamination issues affecting local wells. Bupati Abdul Halim Muslih emphasised that SPPG cannot operate without proper IPAL to safeguard both the environment and the safety of meals provided to children.",
        "content": "<p>Bantul (ANTARA) - The Bantul Regency Government in the Special Region\nof Yogyakarta states that a wastewater treatment installation (IPAL) is\none of the requirements for the Nutrition Fulfillment Service Unit\n(SPPG) to operate. \u201cSo, the IPAL is one of the operational requirements\nfor the SPPG,\u201d said Assistant for Government and Welfare Affairs of the\nBantul Regional Secretariat, Hermawan Setiaji, in Bantul on Saturday.\nAccording to him, some IPALs at partner kitchens for the free nutritious\nmeal (MBG) programme in Bantul are not yet up to standard and lack\nsufficient capacity. \u201cThat\u2019s why we are pushing for improvements;\nyesterday we checked the condition of the IPAL at the SPPG, and the\nEnvironmental Agency (DLH) will provide guidance,\u201d he said. Hermawan\nmentioned that several SPPG needing IPAL standard upgrades include those\nin Trimurti and Srandakan areas, without specifying exact numbers. This\nfollows reports of resident wells contaminated by SPPG waste. \u201cThe main\npoint is that we have given them 10 days to resolve IPAL-related issues,\nwith the hope that the installations will truly meet standards,\u201d he\nsaid. Meanwhile, Bantul Regent Abdul Halim Muslih stated that a\nstandard-compliant IPAL must be in place before SPPG operations begin to\navoid environmental impacts. \u201cSo, before obtaining permits and IPAL,\nSPPG must not operate, because besides ensuring environmental safety, we\nalso want to guarantee the safety of consumption for children receiving\nfree nutritious meals,\u201d he said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/bantul-regency-wastewater-treatment-plant-is-one-of-the-requirements-for-sppg-operations-1777719144",
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