Mukomuko Regency Government Allocates IDR 18.4 Billion To Build Rural Roads

Road conditions in Setia Budi Village, Mukomuko Regency, Sunday (26/2/2023) ANTARA

MUKOMUKO - Mukomuko Regency Government, Bengkulu Province, provides a budget of around Rp. 18.4 billion for rural road infrastructure development activities in 2023. "The budget for road infrastructure development in this area comes from a special allocation fund (DAK)," said Head of the Mukomuko District Public Works and Spatial Planning (PUPR) Apriansyah in Mukomuko, Antara, Tuesday, April 4. The special allocation fund for road infrastructure development activities in this area in 2023 is greater than in 2022 of IDR 7 billion. With a budget of around IDR 18.4 billion for road construction that connects Nelan Indah village, Pondok Baru village, and Mandi Angin village. Then the construction of a number of environmental roads, reconstruction of road improvements connecting Lubuk Sahung village, Pondok Baru village, Aur Cino health center intersection. "The total length of roads spread across a number of areas of this area will be built and increased from mandate to hotmic along seven kilometers," he said. He said that his party would immediately carry out road construction activities due to limited time for the use of special allocation funds. " “ As soon as possible we will pursue this road construction activity because there is a special allocation fund with a time limit. Hopefully, the construction of roads from these funds can run smoothly without problems," he said. Head of the Regional Research and Development Planning Agency of Mukomuko Gianto Regency said that in 2023 as many as three regional apparatus organizations within the local government received special allocation funds for the physical. He mentioned that these three regional apparatus organizations, namely the Education and Culture Office, the Health Service, and the Public Works and Spatial Planning Service. Each of these regional apparatus organizations received a physical development budget ceiling, namely the Mukomuko Regency Education and Culture Office amounting to Rp20 billion, the Health Office Rp66.9 billion, and the Mukomuko District Public Works and Spatial Planning Office Rp18.4 billion.