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Samarinda Aims for Adipura 2026, Waste in Drainage and Illegal TPS Becomes Focus for Improvement

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Samarinda Aims for Adipura 2026, Waste in Drainage and Illegal TPS Becomes Focus for Improvement
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Samarinda City Government
Adipura 2026 Assessment coordination meeting at Samarinda City Hall, Friday (30/10/2026),

Improvements at these locations include preventing illegal TPS and the practice of burning waste. The government also highlights the cleanliness of roads, sidewalks, markets, bus stops, health facilities and public spaces.

For drainage channels, attention is directed to cleaning up rubbish and sedimentation. Meanwhile, riverbanks and empty land must be free from piles of rubbish.

This list is the focus of improvements presented at the meeting. The City Government's statement has not specified which locations still have problems or the level of handling.

Trash cans need to be accompanied by an emptying service

Adipura's preparations also place waste collection services as a priority. Trash bins need to be available in sufficient numbers, easy to reach, well maintained, and supported by scheduled emptying.

The division of responsibility for cleanliness is directed at involving RT/RW, sub-districts, sub-districts, schools, market managers, trade centers, communities and area managers.

For residents, the implementation of this agenda can be seen from everyday conditions: trash is removed, shelters are well maintained, drains are clean, and public spaces are maintained. This condition is a measure that is closer to the needs of the community in assessing the results of improvements.

Official Press Release Pemerintah Kota Samarinda

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