Jakarta becomes the center of attention. The air quality in the capital city is categorized as unhealthy.
Dream - Lately, air pollution in Jakarta has become a spotlight. The air quality in the capital city is categorized as unhealthy. The pollution even led the DKI government to implement a work from home policy for some Jakarta civil servants. The decision was made after President Joko Widodo suggested a hybrid work system.
Acting Governor of Jakarta, Heru Budi Hartono, stated that the implementation of WFH (Work From Home) within the scope of the Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemprov DKI) is able to reduce vehicle mobility by up to 60 percent.
Therefore, Heru also invited the relevant ministry to consider WFH for its employees.
Minister of Environment and Forestry (LHK), Siti Nurbaya, mentioned that the main cause of air pollution in the Jabodetabek area is currently motor vehicles.
Jokowi said there are several factors that cause air pollution in Jabodetabek. One of them is transportation and the long dry season for the past 3 months.
"In Jakarta, the number of vehicles is indeed very high. It can be seen from the daily traffic jams, especially during rush hour."
Quoting the data from the Electronic Registration Identification (ERI) of the Indonesian National Police Traffic Corps, there are 11,473,094 vehicles in Jakarta. The vehicles in question consist of passenger cars, buses, and motorcycles.
Therefore, Jokowi emphasized intervention to improve air pollution in Jabodetabek. Jokowi requested that the ministers encourage offices to implement work from home.
The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Ministerial Proper Council of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), Agus Pambagio, stated that the source of pollutants that pollute the air in Jakarta comes from the transportation sector. Private vehicles are one of the causes of poor air quality in Jakarta."
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