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        "msgid": "east-jakarta-targets-completion-of-collapsed-bridge-repair-in-ciracas-within-a-month-1777010018",
        "date": "2026-04-23 20:12:01",
        "title": "East Jakarta targets completion of collapsed bridge repair in Ciracas within a month",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "The East Jakarta City Government is aiming to complete the repair of a collapsed drainage channel bridge on Jalan Pule in Ciracas within one month, following its collapse on 15 April that disrupted local access. Initial works involve reconstructing a 4.5-metre-long retaining wall and rebuilding the 9-metre-long, 5-metre-wide bridge with safety railings, involving 12 personnel from the Road Infrastructure Task Force. The effort, progressing at 10-15%, seeks to restore normal access and minimise flood risks from water overflow, with no major obstacles beyond weather.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta (ANTARA) - The East Jakarta City Government (Pemkot) is\ntargeting the completion of repairs to the collapsed drainage channel\nbridge (Phb) on Jalan Pule RW 10, Ciracas Ward, Ciracas Subdistrict,\nwithin one month. \u201cThe repair of the collapsed Phb drainage channel\nbridge on Jalan Pule RW 10, Ciracas Ward\/Subdistrict, is being\nexpedited,\u201d said the Head of the East Jakarta Road Infrastructure\nService, Benhard Hutajulu, in Jakarta on Thursday. The bridge previously\ncollapsed on Wednesday (15\/4), disrupting access for residents in the\nsurrounding area. Benhard explained that the initial phase of work\nincludes repairing the Phb channel\u2019s retaining wall, 4.5 metres long and\n1.5 metres high. The bottom of the retaining wall is 40 centimetres\nwide, and the top is 30 cm. \u201cWe are repairing the retaining wall because\nit is part of the bridge structure on that Phb channel,\u201d Benhard\nclarified. The bridge to be rebuilt is approximately 9 metres long and 5\nmetres wide. Safety railings or iron barriers, with a diameter of 3 to\n3.5 inches and about 80 cm high, will be installed on both the left and\nright sides. The bridge repair involves 12 personnel from the Road\nInfrastructure Task Force, collaborating between the Service and the\nCiracas Subdistrict Implementation Unit. So far, there are no\nsignificant obstacles other than weather factors, while material\navailability is sufficient. With this repair, Benhard hopes that\nresidents\u2019 access will return to normal and the potential for flooding\ndue to water overflow around the bridge can be minimised. Meanwhile,\nCiracas Subdistrict Head Panangaran Ritonga stated that dozens of\npersonnel from the Road Infrastructure and Water Resources (SDA) Task\nForce have begun collaborating on handling the bridge since Thursday\n(16\/4), a day after the collapse. The initial phase of work focuses on\nclearing the bridge debris that had blocked the water flow. After that,\nthe work proceeds to the technical phase. \u201cThe Road Infrastructure Task\nForce is handling the bridge part, while the Water Resources are\nrepairing the water channel\u2019s retaining wall beside the bridge,\u201d Ritonga\nsaid. As of now, the work progress has reached about 10 to 15\npercent.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/east-jakarta-targets-completion-of-collapsed-bridge-repair-in-ciracas-within-a-month-1777010018",
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