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Infrastructure development in Tapanuli regions
Overview
Following a road collapse on the Tarutung–Sipirok–Padangsidimpuan route in South Tapanuli caused by a landslide on October 18, emergency repairs were completed to restore access for small and large vehicles. Brigjen TNI Fadjar Tjahjono noted that while access is restored, permanent repairs and monitoring are necessary to prevent future incidents.
Subsequent infrastructure efforts in the Tapanuli regions include the construction of a concrete bridge in North Tapanuli, which has reached 79 percent completion. Additionally, in South Tapanuli, the Public Works and Spatial Planning Department is installing gabions for road protection in Angkola Selatan to mitigate risks from landslides and flooding. This project is expected to be finished by the end of November 2026.
Entities
North Sumatra · Tapanuli Selatan · Dinas PUPR Tapanuli Selatan · South Tapanuli · Fadjar Tjahjono
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesInfrastructure projects underway in Tapanuli regions
Infrastructure projects in North and South Tapanuli are advancing, including a concrete bridge nearing 79 percent completion and a 2.99 billion IDR road protection project to prevent landslides.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesTarutung–Sipirok road access restored in South Tapanuli
The Tarutung–Sipirok–Padangsidimpuan road in North Sumatra has reopened to all vehicle types following emergency repairs after a landslide caused by heavy rain.
Sources
globalcybernews.com · mediakampung.com