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        "id": 1687194,
        "msgid": "resilience-against-potential-disasters-becomes-priority-prr-task-force-ensures-infrastructure-recovery-1776610242",
        "date": "2026-04-19 21:17:29",
        "title": "Resilience Against Potential Disasters Becomes Priority, PRR Task Force Ensures Infrastructure Recovery Continues Apace",
        "author": "",
        "source": "VIVA",
        "tags": "bisnis",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "The Task Force for Accelerating Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (PRR) post-Sumatra disaster is prioritising the restoration of connectivity for survivors in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra by rapidly repairing national and regional roads and bridges damaged by hydrometeorological events. As of 18 April, nearly all affected infrastructure in the three provinces has been restored to functional status, with ongoing efforts to upgrade these to permanent structures. Task Force Chair Muhammad Tito Karnavian commended the contributions of the TNI\/Polri, BNPB, and the Ministry of Public Works for their tireless work in normalising logistics and economic activities in the impacted regions.",
        "content": "<p>The Task Force for Accelerating Rehabilitation and Reconstruction\n(PRR) Post-Sumatra Disaster continues to expedite infrastructure repairs\nto restore connectivity for disaster survivors that was previously\ndisrupted by hydrometeorological disasters in the provinces of Aceh,\nNorth Sumatra (Sumut), and West Sumatra (Sumbar). This initiative is\nbeing carried out through the repair of national and regional roads and\nbridges, aiming to revive the vital arteries of social and economic\nactivities for survivors while ensuring uninterrupted distribution of\nlogistics supplies in the three affected areas. Based on data from the\nPRR Task Force as of 18 April, national and regional roads in the three\nprovinces have been restored to functional status. In Aceh, all 46\ndamaged national roads and 23 national bridges are now operational.\nAdditionally, 1,521 out of 1,638 regional road points and 351 out of 652\nregional bridges are also functional. Meanwhile, in Sumut, all 30\ndamaged national roads and 7 national bridges are operational.\nFurthermore, 607 out of 616 regional road points and 343 out of 366\nregional bridges are usable again. In Sumbar, all 31 damaged national\nroads and 13 national bridges are accessible once more. Meanwhile, 149\nout of 167 regional road points and 97 out of 163 regional bridges are\nnow functional. Chair of the PRR Task Force Post-Sumatra Disaster,\nMuhammad Tito Karnavian, emphasised that the reconstruction of\nconnectivity-supporting infrastructure is the top priority in\npost-disaster handling in Sumatra. He added that the next steps involve\nupgrading roads and bridges from merely functional to permanent status.\nTito also expressed appreciation to the ranks of TNI\/Polri, the National\nDisaster Management Agency (BNPB), and the Ministry of Public Works (PU)\nfor their relentless efforts in ensuring that connectivity-supporting\ninfrastructure in the three affected areas returns to normal. \u201cThe work\n(repairing infrastructure) on roads continues. I truly appreciate the\nefforts of TNI\/Polri who do not stop, then BNPB all moving, and the\nMinister of PU (Dody Hanggodo) is also extraordinary,\u201d said Tito during\na press conference following the Coordination Meeting of the PRR Task\nForce\u2019s Steering Team at the Complex of the Ministry of National\nDevelopment Planning and Human Development, Jakarta, on Monday\n(6\/4\/2026).<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/resilience-against-potential-disasters-becomes-priority-prr-task-force-ensures-infrastructure-recovery-1776610242",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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