Anies Believes DKI Officials Have A Heart To Help Settlement Of Residents Of The Capital Villages

The presidential candidate from the Change Coalition for the Anies Baswedan Association in Kampung Susun Aquarium, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, Friday (14/7/2023). ANTARA/Abdu Faisal

JAKARTA - The Presidential Candidate (Readpres) from the Change Coalition for the Anies Baswedan Association believes that DKI Jakarta Provincial Government officials still have the heart to continue their residential action plan (resettlement action plan/RAP) for villagers in Jakarta.

"I entrust the DKI Provincial Government and I believe the DKI Provincial Government also contains people who don't have the heart. People who care, people who are Rahman, who are in the womb, I think these traits are still attached to the DKI Provincial Government," said Anies on the sidelines of his visit to the Kampung Susun Aquarium, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, reported by ANTARA, Friday, July 14.

The Governor of DKI Jakarta for the 2017-2022 period has heard firsthand the problems complained by residents of Kampung Susun Akuarium regarding block A and C that have been completed but cannot be inhabited by residents due to administrative problems.

Nevertheless, his arrival to North Jakarta in order to release his longing to gather with local residents after carrying out worship in the Holy Land of Mecca.

Anies has also visited residents of Tanah Merah in Koja, North Jakarta to gather and encourage residents there.

Meanwhile, regarding the Aquarium Susun Village, he can only hope and pray that the solution will not drag on if the residents have followed all procedures.

"Of the five blocks of the Aquarium Susun Village, two blocks whose construction has been completed and have been occupied by residents, namely Block B and D. One more block, namely Block E, is still not finished because it is in the process of being worked on. I hope those who have seen the residence but have not been able to occupy it can immediately occupy it," said Anies.

In addition to Kampung Susun Aquarium, Kampung Kunir and Kampung Bayam in Jakarta were also promised housing based on the plan to return to settlement action (RAP).

The latest information from residents of Kampung Susun Aquarium stated that residents of Kampung Kunir had written to the DKI Jakarta Regional Asset Management Agency (BPAD) three times, but they did not get an answer to their anxiety.

Likewise, residents of Kampung Bayam whose residential buildings have been completed on the east side of the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS), Tanjung Priok.