Maintaining main stadium<\/p>\n
From Kompas<\/p>\n
As a jogger who exercises daily outside the main stadium of
\nBung Karno Sports Complex, I feel concerned over the poor
\ncondition of the arena, which was once the pride of the nation
\nand is claimed to be the largest in Southeast Asia.<\/p>\n
With its paint work fading and peeling, the aging building
\nlooks like it has become a sanctuary for birds. Its water pipes
\nare leaking and its toilets produce a very offensive smell.<\/p>\n
Bung Karno's management has so far creatively raised funds by
\nutilizing the various assets available. There is actually nothing
\npreventing it from allocating a certain percentage of the
\nstadium's maintenance budget.<\/p>\n
Private circles, meanwhile, would also be prepared to get
\ninvolved in the accumulating funds to keep the stadium in good
\nshape, if so desired by the board of managers.<\/p>\n
ALEXANDER F.
\nJakarta<\/p>",
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