Controlling Phase II Of Puncak Bogor Street Vendors, The Route From Cianjur Diverted By Jonggol-Sukabumi

The queue of vehicles snaked on the Puncak-Cianjur route during the PKL phase II control process along the Puncak-Bogor route, Monday 26 August.(ANTARA-Ahmad Fikri).

CIANJUR - Police diverted the flow of vehicles passing to the Puncak route from Cianjur to the alternative route Jonggol and Sukabumi. This traffic engineering is to avoid total traffic jams following the control of illegal kiosks along the route, Monday, August 26.

Head of Cianjur Police Traffic Unit, AKP Anjar Maulana, said that in addition to directing road users to alternative routes, his party also engineered the flow and open-close system in the Ciloto-Bumi Aki area, Puncak.

"The nature is situational when the Bogor Police carry out a system to open and close the flow, we will turn the vehicle around from the Ciloto area or from the Gentur-By Pass Light Roundabout, Cianjur," he said in Cianjur Monday, August 26, which was confiscated by Antara.

Towards noon, he said, the queue of vehicles began to be seen so that the Bogor Police closed the route to Puncak from Bogor, so that the Cianjur Police did the same thing to prevent total traffic jams during the control of joint officers.

In fact, to help regulate the flow when the closure was implemented, his party deployed about a hundred personnel to turn the vehicle back to a number of alternative routes, including in the Cipanas area.

"Cianjur's legal area is usually affected by queues from the Bogor area, so we anticipate that there will be no accumulation and congestion during the implementation of control, hundreds of personnel will direct motorists to alternative routes," he said.

Meanwhile, the Bogor Regency Government has controlled 196 illegal buildings in the Puncak area, where previously 90 buildings have been independently demolished.

The control of phase II of illegal kiosks based on Regional Regulation number 4 of 2015 concerning Public Order, where previously the Bogor Regency Government had sent three warning letters for kiosk owners.

The first warning letter was sent on August 6, 2024, the second warning letter was sent on August 15, 2024, and the third warning letter was sent on August 20, 2024.