Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung stated that he is ready to follow up on President Prabowo Subianto's directive regarding the Indonesia Asri (Safe, Healthy, Clean, Beautiful) Movement, which was conveyed at the National Coordination Meeting (Rakornas) of the central and regional governments.

Pramono emphasized that he would clean up the city, starting from removing trash, tangled cables, roof tiles, to regulating political attributes in public facilities.

"Of course, we will follow up on the President's instructions for Jakarta," he said, Tuesday (2/3).

Regarding the trash issue, Pramono stated that the Jakarta Provincial Government had made efforts to clean up the trash during the recent flooding. He also fully supports the national movement to replace zinc roofs with clay tiles, known as "gentengisasi."

"1,000 percent I agree," he added.

Pramono is also committed to regulating and cleaning up party attributes on flyovers that could potentially disrupt traffic flow.

"I really want to bring order to Jakarta. When parties hold events, they put up signs on them. There will be no more. It really disrupts traffic in Jakarta, and we will do that," he stated.

He emphasized that he would implement the President's instructions to beautify Jakarta, making it neater and cleaner. One way to do this is by building and managing sidewalks so they are used for their intended purpose.

"I request that street vendors are not allowed to use sidewalk. I will definitely control them," he emphasized.