The Story Of The Chairman Of The PSI DPP When His Car Fell Into An Infiltration Well That Collapsed In Lebak Bulus

Twitter account photo @arnold5508

JAKARTA - The tire of a car fell into a hole on the road in the Taman Bona Indah area, Lebak Bulus, Central Jakarta. Apparently, the area is an infiltration well that has been coated with asphalt.

The car turned out to belong to the Chairman of the PSI DPP Isyana Bagoes Oka. Isyana said that at that time the car was being driven by the driver alone. He was not in the car at the time of the incident. However, according to the driver's confession, at that time the car was driving normally, even at a low speed.

"The car is being used by my driver who wants to buy lunch. According to him, after buying lunch, he was passing at a low speed, suddenly the right rear wheel of the car fell into the water infiltration hole project, which has been completed," said Isyana to reporters, Thursday, December 9th.

At that time, the driver asked for help from several people around the location to lift the stuck car. Then, through her Twitter account, Isyana expressed her gratitude to one of the residents who had helped her car.

The resident with the @arnold5508 account had also uploaded a photo of the condition when Isyana's car fell into the infiltration well.

"Uncle Arnold, thank you for helping me lift my car yesterday," Isyana wrote on her Twitter account.

Furthermore, Isyana highlighted the quality and safety factors in the construction of infiltration wells by the DKI Provincial Government. He asked that the construction of this vertical drainage no longer harm road users.

"This can happen to anyone. It is better to pay attention to quality and safety factors in this kind of work. Do not let there be victims from passing motorists," said Isyana.

Previously, the infiltration well on Jalan Lebak Bulus III, Cilandak, South Jakarta had also collapsed and was then paved. The asphalting was carried out to cover the infiltration well which was just made a month ago. Then, 23 points of infiltration wells are perforated to absorb water.