Post by : Shakul
The Kramat Jati market community in East Jakarta is facing an alarming waste management crisis, with garbage piles reaching heights of six meters. This unfortunate scenario has created an intolerable stench that disrupts residents' day-to-day activities, forcing many to shut their windows for relief.
The dire situation stems from interruptions in waste collection during the Idul Fitri festivities and previous landslides affecting the Bantar Gebang landfill. Consequently, trash has accumulated in various pockets of the city without regular clearance.
Local families express grave concerns over health hazards, particularly for children, as flooding during heavy rains carries decaying waste into their homes, leading to skin diseases and unsanitary conditions. Despite numerous complaints lodged with local authorities, residents feel there's been a lack of responsive action.
This predicament underlines the critical need for enhanced waste management protocols in Jakarta, especially during crisis periods. The local populace is urging government officials to take swift action to alleviate the situation and ensure safer living conditions.
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