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Serang City's waste is 450 tons a day, around 130 tons have not been picked up

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Serang City's waste is 450 tons a day, around 130 tons have not been picked up
ENVIRONMENT
Ministry of Forestry
Serang City DLH Head Farach Richi gave a statement to journalists regarding waste management, Friday (2/10/2026)

Lack of fleets, rubbish piling up on the side of the road

With 43 trucks available, DLH Serang City is still short of around 62 units to reach the estimated ideal needs. This limitation means that transportation services do not reach all areas optimally.

The rubbish problem can be seen on Jalan Penancangan Kesawon, Serang District. Based on Radar Banten's monitoring, household waste has piled up on the side of the road even though signs have been installed at that location prohibiting throwing rubbish.

Piles of rubbish in open spaces also create an unpleasant odor. This condition shows the problems that Serang City still faces in handling household waste, amidst the limited reach of transportation services.

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