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Dredging of the Mampang and Krukut Rivers Still Remains 157 Thousand Cubic Meters of Sediment

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Dredging of the Mampang and Krukut Rivers Still Remains 157 Thousand Cubic Meters of Sediment
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Jakarta Communications and Information Department
DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung gave a statement while inspecting work on the Mampang River, Poncol Segment, West Kuningan, South Jakarta, Thursday (29/10/2026

However, the available information does not include estimates of the reduction in area, depth or duration of inundation after the work is completed. Therefore, the hope for a significant reduction in flooding is still a government projection, not a measurable result.

Handling of the area is carried out in stages

Pramono said that area management also needs to include environmental planning, housing and road infrastructure. The provincial government will coordinate with the DKI Jakarta DPRD so that implementation can be carried out in stages according to community needs.

Chairman of Commission D DPRD DKI Jakarta Yuke Yurike expressed his support for accelerating dredging and improving river infrastructure. He emphasized the importance of coordination and planning in dealing with flood problems.

For residents in the target area, the results of the work still need to be proven through changes in puddle conditions when it rains. Dredging volume data shows the work that has been done, while the effectiveness of flood control requires evaluation once the system is operational in the face of increased water flows.

Official Press Release Dinas Kominfotik Jakarta

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