Pasar Minggu more chaotic<\/p>\n
From Pelita<\/p>\n
The market area on Jl. Raya Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, is
\nbecoming increasingly chaotic as public transportation vehicles
\nand street vendors occupy the entire road around the market area.<\/p>\n
So traffic jams are common in this area, from whichever
\ndirection you come from. Buses pick up and drop off passengers
\nanywhere they feel like it around the market area, instead of at
\nthe bus terminal.<\/p>\n
The question is why do the local traffic police allow this
\nchaotic situation to continue. Should we suspect that they are
\ncolluding with the drivers of the public transportation vehicles
\nso that the latter can simply ignore all the traffic signs?<\/p>\n
Regrettably, the Pasar Minggu district chief has never been
\nserious in trying to put things in order in his territory. Should
\nwe also suspect that he and the district administration are also
\nin collusion with the street vendors in the area, so that the
\nlatter can safely occupy the area, which is legally off-limits
\nfor any trade.<\/p>\n
A few years ago, the area around Pasar Minggu was orderly.
\nToday all of that is history.<\/p>\n
MAEMUDAH<\/p>\n
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