After some time ago the relocation site for Dinoyo market traders was inaugurated by the Mayor of Malang, Drs. Peni Suparto, M.AP, now it is time for the place to be occupied by the traders. The relocation site will be officially occupied tomorrow, Sunday (11/12/2011). While today, Saturday (10/11/2011) is an invitation to traders and socialization regarding the location they will occupy later.
That was what was conveyed by the director of PT Citra GadingAsritama, Heri Mursyid when met on the sidelines of the socialization event. Today, he said, traders will know where they will sell and make various preparations that are still lacking. "So, when it is officially opened tomorrow, traders are ready to sell," he said.
Heri added, just like if one trader has three places, then he will arrange how the trading place will be set up, or other things that need to be prepared. Regarding the relocation of Dinoyo market traders to the relocation location on Jalan Merjosari, Lowokwaru sub-district, PT Citra Gading Asritama as the developer will provide free transportation to traders who will move their merchandise.
Meanwhile, the target to complete the Dinoyo market, said Heri, his party was given 1,5 years, and this is calculated from February 2012. Asked about the lack of facilities at the relocation site, Heri admitted that there are still several points that need to be fixed, such as the parking lot. "We still have time until January 2, 2012 to complete all of that. And we are optimistic that in that time frame everything will be completed.
The results of what we do, continued Heri, will be reported to the National Human Rights Commission and the Ombudsman, and this is an order from the Malang City Government. "According to the instructions, we will report everything, especially regarding the consensus with various parties, especially with traders," he continued.
Similar things were also conveyed by the Head of the Malang City Market Service, Bowo Soeprastiyo. According to him, all activities today are running smoothly and traders are expected to be able to sell at this relocation site safely and comfortably. "Traders will move to this relocation site tomorrow. We hope that all parties can accept and there are no more problems regarding traders," explained Bowo.
Meanwhile, the chairman of the Dinoo market traders association, Herwimtanto said that tomorrow there will be 1283 traders who will occupy the relocation site. In addition, there are also 300 Street Vendors (PKL) whose placement will still be arranged. "So far everything is running smoothly, and hopefully the traders can be happy," he explained. (say/dmb)
