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        "id": 1852765,
        "msgid": "three-workers-found-dead-in-east-jakarta-culvert-one-a-chinese-national-1783691548",
        "date": "2026-07-10 20:06:00",
        "title": "Three Workers Found Dead in East Jakarta Culvert, One a Chinese National",
        "author": "Erdy Nasrul",
        "source": "REPUBLIKA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "Three workers, including a Chinese national, were found dead inside a culvert during a PDAM pipeline project in Cipayung, East Jakarta. The project was being carried out by China Railway 11th Construction Corporation (CRCC 11). The incident has raised serious questions about occupational health and safety compliance, particularly for high-risk confined space work.",
        "content": "<p>Three workers on a PDAM pipeline network construction project in the\nBambu Apus area, Cipayung, East Jakarta, died on Thursday (9\/7\/2026).\nThe tragic incident immediately drew public attention after one of the\nvictims was identified as a Chinese national. Based on information\nobtained, the project was being carried out by China Railway 11th\nConstruction Corporation (CRCC 11), a Chinese construction company\ninvolved in the project\u2019s execution. The three deceased victims were\nidentified by their initials as S (45), an Indonesian citizen, H (47),\nan Indonesian citizen, and L.Z. (33), a Chinese citizen. According to\ninitial information, the workers were inspecting and cleaning a borehole\nby entering the project culvert when the incident occurred. Colleagues\nat the site later found the victims and attempted a rescue. However, by\nthe time the evacuation process took place, all three had already died.\nCipayung Police Chief Kompol Saut Parulian Tobing confirmed the\nincident. He stated that the event took place around 10:20 WIB and all\nvictims had been evacuated to the Police Hospital for further\nidentification. The exact cause of death for the three workers remains\nunder police investigation. Amid the investigation, attention has also\nfocused on the implementation of occupational health and safety\nstandards in the project undertaken by China Railway 11th Construction\nCorporation (CRCC 11). The incident, which resulted in the deaths of\nthree workers, raises questions about compliance with safety procedures,\non-site supervision mechanisms, and the application of work standards\nfor high-risk activities, including work in confined spaces.\nFurthermore, it is not yet known whether the incident resulting in the\ndeath of a Chinese citizen has been notified to the Embassy of the\nPeople\u2019s Republic of China in Indonesia. Given that one of the victims\nis a Chinese national, a response from the Chinese Embassy is considered\nimportant to ascertain whether the embassy has received information\nregarding the incident and what steps will be taken to provide\nassistance to the victim\u2019s family and coordinate with relevant parties.\nThe public is also awaiting an official explanation from CRCC 11\nregarding the implementation of occupational health and safety\nprocedures in the project, the chronology of the event, and the\nevaluation steps to be taken post-incident to prevent similar workplace\naccidents from recurring. As of the time this report was published,\nthere has been no official statement from CRCC 11 or the Embassy of the\nPeople\u2019s Republic of China in Indonesia regarding the incident.\nMeanwhile, the police continue to investigate to determine the exact\ncause of the event.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/three-workers-found-dead-in-east-jakarta-culvert-one-a-chinese-national-1783691548",
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