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        "id": 1763470,
        "msgid": "dlh-dki-urges-residents-to-adopt-eco-qurban-practices-during-idul-adha-1780155620",
        "date": "2026-05-25 16:22:43",
        "title": "DLH DKI urges residents to adopt Eco Qurban practices during Idul Adha",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Regulation",
        "summary": "Jakarta's Environmental Agency has urged residents and Qurban organisers to adopt Eco Qurban practices during this year's Idul Adha, aligning with Governor Regulation No. 30\/2025. The initiative aims to manage significant waste from 77,436 sacrificial animals, including blood, organs, and high water usage, while promoting eco-friendly disposal methods and reducing plastic use.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta\u2019s Environmental Agency (DLH) has called on residents and all\nQurban organisers to implement Eco Qurban principles during the 1446\nHijriah Idul Adha. Head of Jakarta\u2019s Environmental Agency Dudi Gardesi\nexplained that Eco Qurban involves conducting animal sacrifice with\nenvironmental cleanliness in mind from slaughter to meat distribution.\n\u2018This Eco Qurban aligns with Jakarta Governor Regulation No.\u00a030 of 2025\non Guidelines for Animal Sacrifice, covering not only the execution but\nalso meat distribution stages,\u2019 Dudi said in Jakarta on Monday. He\nstated that approximately 77,436 sacrificial animals are expected to be\nslaughtered in Jakarta this year. This figure could generate significant\nwaste, including animal blood, unused organs and body parts, and high\nwater usage during slaughter and cleaning. According to Dudi, each\nsacrificial animal requires 500 to 1,000 litres of water for cleaning.\nAdditionally, meat production has a high water footprint, requiring\naround 15 cubic metres of water to produce one kilogram of beef.\nTherefore, the DLH stressed the importance of proper waste management to\nprevent pollution and waste accumulation during Idul Adha. He added that\nunder Article 8 Paragraph 3 of Governor Regulation No.\u00a030 of 2025, the\nDLH is responsible for monitoring waste management at Qurban sales sites\nand slaughterhouses (RPH) in Jakarta. Animal blood should be collected\nin waterproof containers and treated with disinfectants like lime or\nchlorine to ensure environmental safety. \u2018Wastewater must be ensured\nfree of blood to prevent waterway pollution and can still be used, for\nexample for watering plants,\u2019 he said. Meanwhile, unused animal organs\nand body parts should not be discarded carelessly. If space is\navailable, organic waste can be buried in soil with added disinfectant.\nProcessing using Black Soldier Fly (BSF) maggots is also an alternative\nto reduce organic waste. The DLH also urged residents to reduce food\nwaste by cooking according to need and using a buffet-style system to\nprevent food wastage. In addition to waste management, the DLH\nencourages reducing single-use plastics when distributing Qurban meat.\nResidents are advised to use eco-friendly containers such as bamboo\nbaskets, banana leaves, teak leaves, or reusable alternatives. \u2018Through\nimplementing EcoQurban, we hope the Qurban ritual not only brings social\nand religious benefits but also serves as an opportunity to increase\nenvironmental awareness and reduce waste in Jakarta,\u2019 Dudi said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/dlh-dki-urges-residents-to-adopt-eco-qurban-practices-during-idul-adha-1780155620",
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