Rabu, 20 April 2011
Senin, 18 April 2011
Kamis, 07 April 2011
Pt Ka Forces Illegal Passengers to Disembark
In accordance with the new policy of pt ka persero, Since the first of april two thousand eleven, train passenger who is caught without ticket will be forced to get off by train security. The forced disembarkation is done as an effort to bring illegal passengers into order, As well as to discipline the employee of pt ka persero, so that they work professionally.
Pt Kereta Api persero since this early april has started to tighten supervision on passenger without ticket. obstinate passenger, be careful, because train security will force passenger who is caught without ticket to disembark. The forced disembarkation, will be implemented in all train transportation modes, starting from prameks, economy, to executive classes. The instruction which is enacted in all operation areas is a part of the efforts to put passengers in order. Since the enactment of the instruction, in three days there were five passengers who were forced to disembark in the next station, because they were caught without ticket. Not only to put passengers in order, the instruction is also intended to discipline train employee, who, so far, often cheat by exacting unauthorized fine.
Although previously, Pt ka persero has acted assertively in charging a fine of twice the price of ticket for passenger without ticket on board the train. However, in practice, the fine or sanction sees many hurdles. not only for public passengers, Pt ka persero also requires ticket purchase for members of the army and police with reducted tariff. with the new instruction, it is expected that the security and comfort of train customers can be better than before.
Plaited Bamboo Panel Craftsmen are Busy With Orders
Plaited Bamboo panel craftsmen in Karanganom Mudal village, north Klaten, are busy with orders after Merapi eruption. This occurs following the fact that, some residents living in Merapi slope, has started to rebuild their house, although only semi-permanently, with Bamboo.
Since last month, the Bamboo panel craftsmen in Karanganom mudal village has kept on pushing their production, following the many orders from Merapi slope residents who have started rebuilding houses. One of the bamboo panel craftsmen, Walimin, admitted that, in order to meet the panel orders, he is willing to work overtime. In a day, he can make no less than eight meters of Bamboo panel. The price varies from six thousand rupiahs to forty thousand rupiahs a meter.
Walimin added that, the current price of bamboo panel increases by one thousand rupiahs a meter because raw bamboo price has also risen from the previous eight thousand rupiahs into twelve thousand rupiahs. Even then, for Merapi residents, the price increase is not applied.
Flood Alert, Residents Organize Voluntary Labor
Intense rainfall in Yogyakarta area, has kept the residents in the vicinity of code river flood plain on alert. To anticipate follow-up flood and diseases that frequently appear during rainy season, residents of code river flood plain, in sunday morning, organized a voluntary labor of sand dredging.
As a form of alertness against follow-up flood, as well as the possibility of the emergence of disease, the residents organized a voluntary labor activity on their own. The voluntary labor was participated by residents from two Kelurahan, which were tegal Panggung and Suryatmajan, Danurejan Subdistrict, and included sand dredging and heightening of embankment. although financed by own funds from the residents in the vicinity, most residents of the two Kelurahan, looked high-spirited to secure their area from the possibility of bigger follow-up flood.
Although having to sleep in alertness, code residents’ spirit to defend their environs made the government to support the activity, by facilitating cement support, as well as allocating supporting manpower from army and fkppi. Along with the collaboration, the government also extend the emergency alert period, as well as monitor, and supervise theprogram implemented by people. To guarantee health, commission d of Yogyakarta city regional house of representatives, takes part in monitoring the condition of the water channel, and the water used by code river flood plain residents so as to not cause new problem.
Used Tire Waste Made Into Useful Goods
Used tires by most people are only viewed lowly. But this is not the case for residents of Dlimas village, Ceper subdistrict, Klaten. Used tires can be made into goods that have selling point as well as utility, Used tires, other than being made into trash bin and swings, they can also be made into interesting tables and chairs.
Used tire waste often becomes mosquito nest if not utilized correctly. Thanks to perseverance and patience, used tires can be processed into goods with household utility. Used tires, other than used as rubber material for chair furniture, can also be processed into trash bin, children’s swings, to household equipment such as table and chair.
One of the craftsmen, Erwin, said that, the background of the used tire business, is the abundance of used tire waste in the workshop, which is only dumped and become mosquito nest. Seeing this condition, the thought to make handicrafts from used tires came. Erwin admitted that the yield is not bad, for trash bin, he sells it for fifty thousand rupiahs, while swings, twenty thousand rupiahs. Meanwhile, table and chair are sold up to hundreds of thousands rupiahs.
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