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PT Hutama Karya (Persero) is leading the emergency road repairs in Tarutung-Sibolga, North Sumatra, following recent natural disasters. In collaboration with the Ministry of Public Works, the state-owned enterprise has mobilized personnel and equipment to restore access to affected areas. The repairs aim to restore community mobility and logistics distribution, supporting local economic activities and the delivery of essential goods.
PT Hutama Karya (Persero), a state-owned enterprise, has taken a leading role in repairing roads damaged by recent natural disasters in the Tarutung-Sibolga region of North Sumatra. The company is working closely with the Ministry of Public Works to address the infrastructure challenges caused by the disaster.
Hutama Karya has mobilized personnel and equipment to the affected areas to reopen critical road access. According to Mardiansyah, Executive Vice President and Corporate Secretary, the company's priority is to restore community mobility and ensure the smooth distribution of logistics. The efforts are focused on supporting local economic activities and facilitating the delivery of essential goods to the affected regions.
As the emergency response continues, access to the Tarutung-Sibolga route has gradually been restored, allowing normal traffic to resume. Mardiansyah emphasized that the initial reopening is just the first step, with more permanent repairs planned. The company is committed to strengthening the resilience of the region's infrastructure against future disasters through coordinated efforts with the government.
The restoration of road access has provided immediate benefits to local communities by improving daily mobility, supporting economic activities, and ensuring the timely delivery of essential supplies. Hutama Karya's efforts are seen as crucial in helping the region recover from the disaster and rebuild its infrastructure.
Emergency Road Repairs
Infrastructure Resilience Efforts