Ganjar Ensures Main Homecoming Route In Central Java Is Ready To Use D-10 Lebaran 2023

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo checked the readiness of the Solo-Yogyakarta Toll Road Section 1 (ANTARA)

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo ensured that the homecoming routes in Central Java were in good condition and ready to be used by travelers on D-10 Lebaran 2023.

"Various road and bridge repair programs carried out at a number of points are confirmed to be completed by D-10 Lebaran," said Ganjar on the sidelines of a working visit to Batang Regency, as quoted by ANTARA Tuesday, April 11.

The number one person in Central Java explained that his staff is currently accelerating road repairs in Central Java.

About the road yesterday became our concentration. Until I was bullied about this. Now I make a special WA group that handles roads, from the center, provinces, districts to the village. Now we are all cleaning it up. Yes, we haven't been able to get to the village yet, but for the main route, the H-10 has been done," he said.

The number one person in Central Java gave an example, the work on the Juwana bridge, which used to cause congestion in the Pati-Rembang direction, has been completed, even the bridge is currently functioning as of April 1, 2023.

"Including emergency road overlay work, we also speed up. Then we accelerate and now friends in the field are working 24 hours," he said.

Ganjar also admitted that he had checked a number of toll road rest areas in Central Java and invited the manager to discuss preparations for Eid homecoming.

"The spilled market is also our concern, that's why I ask the mayor to prepare it, including alternative routes, both provincial routes, district routes to routes in the countryside," he said.

A number of other alternative routes have also been prepared, such as the unfinished toll road route which will also be used as a functional route.

"Like the Solo-Yogyakarta Toll Road, it will be a functional route, but I ask for security to be tightened because the conditions have not been completed. There must be equipment installed and officers conducting patrols. The point is that everything has been prepared and hopefully it will run smoothly," he said.