JAKARTA - DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung admitted that he did not intend to relocate hundreds of fruit kiosk traders at the Kramat Jati Central Market, East Jakarta, which burned this morning.
Pramono revealed that traders still want to sell at the original stall. Therefore, the DKI Provincial Government will immediately repair the building that was burned so that traders can return to occupy it.
"For the peddlers, because this is not a major fire, we will renovate it soon. What is clear is that they will continue to sell in Kramat Jati, because they also do not want to move anywhere," said Pramono in Senen, Central Jakarta, Monday, December 15.
Based on the report he received, the scale of the fire at the market located on Jalan Raya Bogor was not very large.
The fire was quickly overcome by firefighters, so it did not spread to other buildings. However, the DKI Provincial Government will provide assistance to traders whose kiosks were on fire.
"It just so happens that the loss is not big and then there are no victims. It's just that it's mainly bananas and papaya, because that's where the banana and papaya market is. Yes, of course, we will provide assistance for that," explained Pramono.
It is known that the Kramat Jati Central Market fire occurred on Monday, December 15 at around 07.24 WIB. When the fire started to flare up, traders and residents around panicked. A number of traders tried to save some of their merchandise.
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The DKI Jakarta Gulkarmat Office deployed 19 fire trucks with 95 personnel.
The first unit arrived and began extinguishing the fire at 07.29 WIB. The fire was successfully localized at 08.06 WIB and cooling began at 08.20 WIB. The fire was completely extinguished at 10.50 WIB.
Initial information said the fire was suspected to have originated from the papaya area with semi-permanent materials that are flammable. Witnesses at the location also reported hearing two explosions when the fire began to grow.
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