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Report of Garbage Burning in Temindung Permai, Check Location Subdistrict

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Report of Garbage Burning in Temindung Permai, Check Location Subdistrict
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Temindung Permai Subdistrict/Samarinda City Government
Temindung Permai Village officers inspected the location and held dialogue with residents to follow up on reports of burning rubbish in the Jalan Gelatik 1 area, Pondok Gelatik Dalam, Samarinda, Thursday (29/10/2026

The warning is an explanation of the potential impacts of burning waste. The source text does not contain reports of residents experiencing health problems or the results of air quality measurements at the location.

The public is advised not to burn rubbish carelessly and to start getting used to managing waste in a safer and more environmentally friendly way.

The follow-up to waste management has not been explained

The sub-district government also invites residents to play a role in maintaining the cleanliness and health of the residential environment.

However, the published information does not explain the waste handling options available to residents in the area, such as transportation services, sorting facilities or waste processing sites.

Information regarding inspection results and access to waste services is needed to clarify follow-up reports. Thus, handling can be assessed from the completion of reported activities as well as efforts to prevent similar problems from recurring.

Official Press Release Portal Pemkot Samarinda

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