After Becoming The Acting Governor Of DKI Jakarta, Heru: Solid Agenda 1 Sunday Around, Pray For Healthy Always

Acting Governor of DKI Jakarta Heru Budi Budi (leftmost) with his predecessor Anies Baswedan and Minister of Home Affairs Tito (medium) on Monday 17 October. (Diah-VOI)

Minister of Home Affairs Tito Karnavian has just inaugurated Heru Budi Hartono as an Official (Pj) of the Governor of DKI Jakarta. Heru admitted that he was immediately confronted with quite a solid activity after being inaugurated.

"Today there is a plenary session until 15.00 WIB, after that I asked the Minister of PUPR to appear before him asking for suggestions, coordination, combinations and what I have to do, the local government must do, and together with the field of Public Works.

In addition to asking the PUPR Ministry for advice, Heru has also been scheduled to provide the first directions and instructions to his subordinates in DKI tomorrow, Tuesday, October 17.

"After that I had several to the area, there was Pluit Reservoir, there was the Sintiong et al River," he said.

Heru admitted that the schedule for a week after being inaugurated as Acting Governor of DKI Jakarta continues to tour for the sake of accelerating development and solving problems in DKI. He hopes that his body condition remains healthy in carrying out this routine.

"It will be crowded for the next week and around. Yes, just pray that hopefully you can always be healthy," said Heru.

Previously, Heru Budi Hartono underwent the inauguration as Acting Governor of DKI at the Ministry of Home Affairs office, Central Jakarta, today, Monday, October 17.

Heru admitted that he would work hard in leading Jakarta. In its management, Heru ensures that it is always guided by the direction of the Minister of Home Affairs and the DKI Jakarta Regional Development Plan (RPD) for 2023-2026 which Anies has prepared and the ranks of the DKI Provincial Government.

He also had time to quote the motto that President Jokowi often encouraged his subordinates to stay consistent and focus tirelessly on serving the people.

"I will work, work, work," said Heru after being sworn in, Monday, October 17.