BEKASI CITY – A house collapse incident in the RT 002 RW 005 area, Jatiluhur Village, Jatiasih District, which occurred some time ago, was caused by a natural disaster, and this has been accepted by Ridi’s family.
This was also acknowledged and reinforced by statements from the local RT and RW, who stated that the condition of Ridi’s house was not caused by the drainage repairs carried out by the Bekasi City Government, but rather by a natural disaster, specifically strong winds.
Regarding this situation, the Acting Head of the Bekasi City Public Works and Water Resources Office (DBMSDA) explained that his team had conducted a direct inspection of the house.
“The circulating news is not accurate; in fact, yesterday the team went down directly to check the condition of Mr. Ridi’s house, accompanied directly by Mr. Ridi, the RT, and the RW. They stated that strong winds caused Mr. Ridi’s house to collapse,” he said.
According to him, Ridi’s family has also provided a statement regarding the disaster they experienced. They also requested that the Bekasi City Government continue the drainage repairs currently being carried out.
“Currently, residents are asking us to continue the work to the end of the river. This is to minimize flooding if it rains,” he added.
The Public Works and Water Resources Office (DBMSDA) will continue the drainage repairs to the end of the river. However, since the land belongs to PT PMU, the BMSDA office will first coordinate with PT PMU to allow the use of part of their land for the construction of the drainage.
“We are still coordinating with the landowner, PT PMU, to continue the work,” he concluded.
Previously, there were allegations circulating that the house collapse was caused by the drainage repairs carried out by the Bekasi City Government.
RT 002 RW 005
“RT 002 RW 005” is not a specific place or cultural site, but an administrative code used in Indonesia. It stands for Rukun Tetangga 002 (Neighborhood Association 002) and Rukun Warga 005 (Community Association 005), which are local subdivisions of a village or urban ward. These codes are used for civic organization and do not refer to a historical or cultural landmark.
Jatiluhur Village
Jatiluhur Village is located in West Java, Indonesia and is most famous for the Jatiluhur Dam, the country’s largest dam. Completed in 1967 on the Citarum River, the dam was a major national development project aimed at irrigation, hydroelectric power, and flood control. The reservoir has since become a significant source for water supply and a popular spot for water sports and recreation.
Jatiasih District
Jatiasih is a district located in the city of Bekasi, within the West Java province of Indonesia. Historically, it was part of Bekasi’s expansion from a regency into a separate administrative city, developing from rural areas into a densely populated urban suburb. Today, it is primarily known as a residential and commercial area supporting the greater Jakarta metropolitan region.
Bekasi City
Bekasi is a city in West Java, Indonesia, located on the eastern border of the capital, Jakarta. Historically, it was part of the ancient Tarumanagara and Sunda Kingdoms, with its modern history heavily shaped by its role in Indonesia’s struggle for independence. Today, it is a major industrial and residential hub, functioning as a key “bedroom community” for commuters to Jakarta.
Bekasi City Public Works and Water Resources Office
The Bekasi City Public Works and Water Resources Office is a local government agency in Bekasi, Indonesia, responsible for planning and maintaining public infrastructure and managing water resources. Historically, its functions have evolved to address the city’s rapid urbanization and the critical need for flood control and clean water distribution for its growing population.
DBMSDA
I am unable to provide a summary for “DBMSDA” as it does not correspond to any known place, cultural site, or recognized term in historical or cultural databases. It is possible that the term is misspelled, an acronym, or refers to a highly localized or fictional subject. If you have more context or can verify the spelling, I would be happy to try again.
PT PMU
I am unable to provide a summary for “PT PMU” as it does not appear to refer to a widely recognized place or cultural site. The term seems to be an acronym, which could stand for a company, a project management unit, or another organization, rather than a cultural landmark. For an accurate summary, please verify the name or provide more specific details.
BMSDA office
I am unable to provide a specific summary for “BMSDA office” as this acronym is not widely recognized as a major public cultural or historical site. It could refer to a local business, a government bureau, or an organization’s private office. For a meaningful summary, more context about what BMSDA stands for and its location would be needed.
