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    The Jakarta executive proposed spending 411 billion rupiahs to develop the Marunda seaport in North Jakarta into an international port. However, city councilors rejected this amount, arguing that 100 billion rupiahs would be sufficient. The executive reduced the proposed spending to 200 billion and then 150 billion rupiahs, but the councilors insisted on 100 billion rupiahs, believing the project would not be immediately operational or profitable. They said infrastructure and access issues around the port would need to be addressed first to attract investors. The reporter suggested that large funds would be better spent on programs addressing public needs like flood mitigation or preventing dengue fever during the rainy season.

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    The Jakarta executive proposed spending 411 billion rupiahs to develop the Marunda seaport in North Jakarta into an international port. However, city councilors rejected this amount, arguing that 100 billion rupiahs would be sufficient. The executive reduced the proposed spending to 200 billion and then 150 billion rupiahs, but the councilors insisted on 100 billion rupiahs, believing the project would not be immediately operational or profitable. They said infrastructure and access issues around the port would need to be addressed first to attract investors. The reporter suggested that large funds would be better spent on programs addressing public needs like flood mitigation or preventing dengue fever during the rainy season.

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    The Jakarta executive proposed spending 411 billion rupiahs to develop the Marunda seaport in North Jakarta into an international port. However, city councilors rejected this amount, arguing that 100 billion rupiahs would be sufficient. The executive reduced the proposed spending to 200 billion and then 150 billion rupiahs, but the councilors insisted on 100 billion rupiahs, believing the project would not be immediately operational or profitable. They said infrastructure and access issues around the port would need to be addressed first to attract investors. The reporter suggested that large funds would be better spent on programs addressing public needs like flood mitigation or preventing dengue fever during the rainy season.

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    Councilors Question Four Hundred and Eleven Billion Rupiahs for Marunda The executive of DKI Jakarta attempt

    to realize again the glory of Jakarta as a city port in the past. They have a plan. They will to make the seashore in KBN (Kawasan Berikat Nasional), Marunda, North Jakarta, become an international port. They will shell out four hundred and eleven billion rupiahs to buy more stake there in the two thousand and nine budget plan. But, that plan is refused by the councilors, such as factions of the Democratic Party, the United Development Party (PPP), the National Mandate Part (PAN), and Golkar Party. The councilors think that investment in KBN is one hundred billion rupiahs enough. Then, the executive reduce the investment become two hundred billion rupiahs, and in the last time, it reduced again until one hundred and fifty billion rupiahs. But, the councilors still consequent on one hundred billion rupiahs. They think that investment there will not operated immediately. Furthermore, it is will not prohibitable in the short time. Traffic jam to go to KBN will not attract ones attention of investor. The facility and access to that place must be repaired before in orter so that business in KBN interests the investor. I think, a huge amount og funds will be better allocated to programs that corrrespond with public needs, such as flood mitigation or the prevention of dengue fever that is likely to happen during the rainy season.

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