Indonesian regional legislators hold recess sessions to gather community development needs

Regional legislators in Indonesia are conducting recess sessions to gather community development aspirations. In Karawang, West Java, DPRD member Erick Heryawan Kusumah met with residents in Gempol Village to discuss local needs. He noted a shift in community priorities, with a decrease in requests for uninhabitable house programs (Rutilahu) and an increase in demands for environmental quality and public facilities, such as drainage, education facilities, and religious site renovations.

In Central Kalimantan, DPRD member Faridawaty Darland Atjeh received various infrastructure complaints from residents in the Kalibata area of Palangka Raya. Citizens highlighted several urgent issues, including broken or collapsed road sections, the need for road hardening in residential areas, and the requirement for new bridges and drainage systems to support daily mobility.