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Pariaman Waste Reaches 45-50 Tons a Day, City Government Adds Three Transport Trucks

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Pariaman Waste Reaches 45-50 Tons a Day, City Government Adds Three Transport Trucks
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Pariaman City Government
Checking the hydraulic system of the new cleaning truck in the yard of the Pariaman Mayor's Office, Wednesday (23/9/2026). The Pariaman City Government added two dump trucks and one arm roll truck to strengthen the transportation of waste which reached 45-50 tons per day

Arif explained that the two dump trucks and one arm roll truck would strengthen the existing cleaning fleet.

"With the presence of this new fleet, we hope to further strengthen our transportation fleet in handling waste in Pariaman City," he said.

Previously, the Pariaman City Government had received seven new cleaning vehicles which were handed over on July 20 2026. With the addition of three vehicles in September, the number of new fleets handed over in these two stages reached 10 units.

Official Press Release: Pemerintah Kota Pariaman

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