The Roof Of Formula E Tribune Collapses, This Social Media Activist Blames Anies: Can Not Take Care The Roof Responsibly, Want To Take Care Of The Country?

The audience at the Formula E Circuit, Jakarta, Wednesday 11 May. (Antara/ndrianto E S.)

JAKARTA - Social media activist Chusnul Chotimah said the collapse of the roof of the spectator stands at the Jakarta Formula E circuit signifies the ability of the Governor of DKI Jakarta Anies Baswedan in leading the regional government.

According to Chusnul, instead of acting like the head of a regional government in a metropolis like Jakarta, Anies acted like an unprofessional old-fashioned person.

"Just taking care of the roof, the event has become a mess, even lost to the villagers," said Chusnul, quoted from her Twitter account, @ChusnulCh__, Monday, May 30.

Chusnul assessed that the incident that occurred on the 6th day of the electric car racing event at the Jakarta International E-Prix Cricuit (JIEC) Ancol, was a reflection of Anies in acting as the number 1 person in DKI dealing with international events.

Therefore, Chusnul asked Anies to give up her intention if she wanted to become a presidential candidate in the 2024 General Election.

"This is how you want to take care of the country, look at Nies," she added.

The roof of the spectator stands for the Jakarta Formula E circuit in Ancol collapsed on the evening of Friday, May 27. Many groups, including politicians and members of the DKI DPRD, hope that the committee or the organizers of Formula E Jakarta will improve and be able to anticipate similar incidents.

One of them is the chairman of the PSI faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Anggara Wicitra Sastroamidjojo, who encourages improvements and increases the focus of Formula E organizers considering that the racing event will be held six days later on June 4.

"The committee must immediately clean up, the time is very tight, we hope the committee can ensure that on the day of implementation there will be no similar incident because it will sacrifice the safety of the people there," Anggara said in his statement, Sunday, May 29.