DKI Yesterday: Improvements to JAKI and Used Cooking Oil Turned into Soap
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several news items surrounding events and developments in Jakarta on Wednesday (8/4) range from handling JAKI reports to the Sakura Waste Bank in South Jakarta processing used cooking oil into laundry soap.
Here is the detailed overview:
- DKI Provincial Government to Equip JAKI with Direct Documentation
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government will enhance the Jakarta Kini (JAKI) application with a mechanism for documentation based on direct image capture in the field.
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- 65 Personnel Extinguish Fire at West Jakarta Police Station Building
As many as 65 personnel and 13 fleet units were deployed to extinguish the fire at the West Jakarta Metro Police station building, Jalan Daan Mogot, Kebon Jeruk, on Wednesday morning.
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- City Government to Regulate Truck Trailer and Container Depots in North Jakarta
The North Jakarta City Government will regulate the existence of truck trailer and container depots that are still operating in residential areas to maintain the safety and comfort of residents.
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- Access for Truck Trailers in North Jakarta to Be Tightened to Protect Settlements
The North Jakarta Transportation Sub-Department has begun regulating the list of routes or roads that may not be traversed by truck trailers or containers passing through residential areas.
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- Sakura Waste Bank in South Jakarta Processes Used Cooking Oil into Laundry Soap
The Sakura Waste Bank, located in RW 05, Srengseng Sawah Village, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, processes waste used cooking oil into economically valuable laundry soap.
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