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2017, September 11 - 17 --- Tempo

The government's latest actions on the land reclamation project on the Jakarta Bay casts serious doubts on its commitment to protect the environment. Moreover, when it revoked the construction moratorium on the reclaimed islets C and D, the environment and forestry ministry showed an attitude more biased towards the interests of developers instead of the public's aspirations. As it became public controversy, the government took a firm stance. To maintain the integrity of the development planning in the Jakarta Bay area, the President instructed incorporation of the reclamation project for 17 artificial islets into the National Capital Integrated Coastal Development (NCICD), including the construction of a giant sea dike. Consequently, the project was suspended pending the assessment of the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas). As if to mock the regulation, the construction activities were carried out blatantly in daylight. Adding insult to injury, the provincial government and the environment ministry were adamant in denying there were such activities during the moratorium period.

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