Visiting Refugees Of Residents Affected By The Manggarai Fire, Heru Budi Listens To Complaints

Acting Governor Heru Budi listened to the complaints of residents affected by the Manggarai fire/ Photo: Jehan/VOI

Acting Governor of DKI Jakarta Heru Budi Hartono visited the refugee camps of residents affected by the fire at Manggarai Raya Market, Tebet, South Jakarta.

Based on VOI monitoring, at the location, Heru Budi was accompanied by the Head of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of DKI Jakarta Province, Isnawa Adji.

Not only that, he was also accompanied by Assistant for Administration and People's Welfare of South Jakarta Administrative City Sayid Ali, South Jakarta Administrative City Social Sub-dept., Bernard Tambunan, and South Jakarta Administrative City Health Sub-dept., Dr. Yudi Dimyati.

During his visit, Heru Budi communicated with one of the residents regarding his complaints while he was in a refugee camp.

"Earlier there was a complaint that there was less clean water," Heru Budi told reporters at Pasar Raya, Manggarai, Tebet, South Jakarta, Wednesday, August 14.

Based on this information, said Heru Budi, he has coordinated with the Drinking Water Company (PAM) to deal with the lack of clean water.

"I'll ask PAM to add a moment, maybe we will ask for the tank (water) to add it. That's the complaint," he said.

Not only that, he also coordinated with the Environment Agency and the Health Service (Dinkes) to help refugees related to their complaints and illnesses.

"I will coordinate with the Department of Environment and Forestry, about that's their complaint. From the Health Service it has gone down, everyone, God willing, can serve residents affected by the fire," he said.

For information, there were thousands of residents affected by the fire in residential areas in the Manggarai area, Tebet, South Jakarta, Tuesday, August 13, yesterday.

As a result, thousands of families were forced to lose their homes. They were forced to evacuate to the place provided by the DKI Jakarta Government.