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Hotel Sultan Evacuated: Government's Message to Pontjo Sutowo's Camp

| Source: CNBC Translated from Indonesian | Legal
Hotel Sultan Evacuated: Government's Message to Pontjo Sutowo's Camp
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The process of vacating the Hotel Sultan is currently being carried out by the GBK Area Management Centre (PPKGBK). The legal counsel for the Minister of State Secretary and PPKGBK, Kharis Sucipto, has delivered a message to PT Indobuildco stating that all items within the Hotel Sultan must be removed no later than the next six months.

Kharis stated that items located within the Hotel Sultan will begin to be transported on Saturday (20/06/2026), specifically tomorrow morning.

He also emphasised that the process of moving movable goods that are not attached to the building will be adjusted in accordance with the court’s decision. PPKGBK will also coordinate with the movers’ schedule regarding their availability to immediately transport and deliver these items.

The moving team is believed to possess specialised expertise in packaging and storing goods according to procedure. Referring to the court ruling, such storage will be conducted as effectively as possible in accordance with the regulations, lasting for a period of six months.

As of now, moving personnel are conducting labelling and inventorying within each building. Because the screening process inside the former Hotel Sultan building is still ongoing, the movement of movable goods has not commenced today (19/06/2026).

It is planned that once these items are ready, PPKGBര്‍ will immediately send them to warehouses in the Bekasi Regency area, specifically in Cikarang. The target is for the relocation of these goods to be completed within the next month.

“The warehouses are located in Cikarang, two warehouses within the same regency in Bekasi,” he explained.

Regarding the shipment, PPKGBK has coordinated with the Indonesian National Police Traffic Directorate, including with the moving team. Truck movements have been carefully planned to ensure they do not disrupt the traffic flow around the former Hotel Sultan area. Consequently, it is expected that all buildings within the Block 15 area of the former Hotel Sultan will be vacant once the relocation process is complete.

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