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TPS 3R South Meruya Processes 3.5–4 Tons of Waste a Day, Pramono Encourages Optimization

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TPS 3R South Meruya Processes 3.5–4 Tons of Waste a Day, Pramono Encourages Optimization
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Jakarta Provincial Government/Beritajakarta
The atmosphere of the visit of the Governor of DKI Jakarta Pramono Anung in Kembangan District, West Jakarta, Tuesday (3/11/2026

He gave the example of managing TPS 3R in Menteng Atas and Kelapa Gading, which he considered was able to reduce the volume of waste going to Bantargebang TPS. However, the information provided does not include waste reduction figures from these two facilities.

For South Meruya, potential partners, forms of cooperation, processing improvement targets, or implementation schedule have not yet been explained. Thus, private cooperation is still an opportunity opened by the provincial government.

The reduction target for Bantargebang needs to be clarified

Strengthening TPS 3R South Meruya is aimed at processing waste at the local level to reduce the volume sent to Bantargebang.

However, the figures for processed waste are not accompanied by details of the processing results and the amount of residue that must still be sent to the final processing site. This data is needed to determine the amount of waste reduction that this facility has actually achieved.

The Jakarta Provincial Government's statement also does not explain whether processing improvements will be carried out by optimizing available facilities, adding equipment, or improving operational systems.

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Official Press Release Pemprov Jakarta/Beritajakarta

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