Mukomuko Regency Government Proposes A Development Fund Of IDR 50 Billion Benahi 4 Bridges Damaged

Mukomuko residents are self-helpers repairing damaged bridges, Tuesday (11/10/2022) ANTARA/HO-Special.

MUKOMUKO - The Mukomuko Regency Government, Bengkulu, through the local Public Works and Spatial Planning Service proposed funds for regional development in the scheme (Presidential Instruction) of IDR 50 billion to fix the four damaged bridges. "There is good news that financing will be obtained from the Presidential Instruction or Presidential Instruction for the infrastructure sector. Here we have prepared a proposal for the construction of four bridges," said Acting Head of the Mukomuko Aprian Regency Public Works and Spatial Planning Office Apriansyah in Mukomuko, Antara, Tuesday, October 11. The Mukomuko Regency Government has previously coordinated with various parties, ranging from ministries, the Indonesian House of Representatives, and special presidential staff for infrastructure development such as bridges in this area. The proposal for the construction of four bridges includes a suspension bridge in Pondok Lunang Village, a suspension bridge in Talang Buai Village, a bridge in Lubuk Selandak Village, and a Jembatan in Resno Village. Regarding the specifications for the construction of the four bridges, he said it was in accordance with the ceiling in the activity planning document. "We are trying to adjust the ceiling, we will see how many one meter of the permanent bridge is now. At the district level, type C," he said. He explained, if the bridge is more than 90 meters long, of course technical officers will review whether the construction of the center pillar or not. Meanwhile, if the bridge is less than 90 meters long, then the construction of a candy suspension bridge can be carried out without using pillars. Regarding the implementation of government procurement of goods and services, he said, his party does not yet know because there are no technical instructions. "What is clear is that the regent of this area is currently trying to get the Inpres funds for the Infrastructure sector from the central government to enter this area first," he said.