DKI yesterday, the Constitutional Court’s decision to investigate the cause of the fire was halted

Jakarta (MidLand) – Numerous events occurred in Jakarta on Monday (22/4), including Refly Harun who was not disappointed by the Constitutional Court’s decision regarding the presidential election dispute until the DKI implemented innovations to flood control.

Here is the summary:

1. Refly Harun is not disappointed by the Constitutional Court’s decision regarding the presidential election controversy

Constitutional law expert Refly Harun said he and the protest participants should not be disappointed by the constitutional judge’s decision regarding the 2024 Presidential Election Results Dispute (PHPU) case.

“In general, we must not be disappointed. Let us return home with our heads held high. Morally, we do not need to lose,” he said in his oration on the sidelines of a rally near the statue of Arjuna Wijaya, Jalan Medan Merdeka Barat, Central Jakarta, Monday afternoon.

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2. The National Police Puslabfor team investigates the scene of the shop fire in Mampang Prapatan

Jakarta (MidLand) – The team from the Central Forensic Laboratory (Puslabfor) of the National Police has started investigating the crime scene (TKP) of a frame manufacturing workshop in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta, which caught fire, causing the death of seven occupants.

On Monday, around 12.00 WIB, officers from the South Jakarta Metropolitan Police and the National Police Puslabfor team entered the burning shophouse.

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3. Metro Jaya Police Chief: The demonstration was held in an orderly manner

Jakarta (MidLand) – Metro Jaya Regional Police Chief Inspector General Karyoto said Monday’s demonstration in the National Monument (Monas) area in Central Jakarta was held in a safe and orderly manner.

“We are grateful that everything is safe and orderly. We also thank the protesters for managing to control themselves well. We consider the fire problem only minor because it is not dangerous,” he said monitoring the action in Monas on Monday. .

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4. Jakarta’s economy depends on trade and vehicle repair

Jakarta (MidLand) – Yayat Supriatna, urban planning observer from Trisaksi University, said Jakarta’s economic engine still depends on wholesale, retail trade and car and motorcycle repairs.

Yayat explained that based on Jakarta’s regional gross domestic product (GRDP) data for 2021-2023, the largest activity in Jakarta is still driven by the transportation sector with a total of 29 million vehicles in Jakarta, 19 million of which are motorcycles.

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5. DKI applies flood control innovations in flood-prone areas

Jakarta (MidLand) – The Jakarta Water Resources Department (SDA) of the DKI has implemented six flood control innovations that are placed in places prone to flooding whenever it rains heavily.

“This innovation will be implemented and continue to minimize the impact of heavy rainfall,” acting head of the DKI’s Jakarta Water Resources Department (SDA), Ika Agustin Ningrum, said when contacted in Jakarta on Monday.

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Reporter: Mario Sofia Nasuzione
Editor: Edy Sujatmiko
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