Lalu, tiga lainnya di lokasi perbatasan antara Kabupaten Tangerang dan Kabupaten Serang, yakni perbatasan Jayanti, Kresek, dan Kronjo. “Kami melakukan penyekatan dan patroli skala besar serta operasi yustisi guna memberikan pemahaman kepada masyarakat terkait pemberlakuan PPKM darurat,” kata Kapolresta Tangerang Kombes Wahyu Sri Bintoro, Sabtu (3/7). Wahyu menuturkan, penyekatan dilakukan untuk meminimalisasi pergerakan masyarakat yang berpotensi menyebabkan terjadinya penyebaran Covid-19 yang lebih luas. Dia memastikan akan mengoptimalkan patroli secara rutin dan melakukan sosialisasi kepada masyarakat agar patuh pada aturan PPKM darurat, serta memastikan bakal memberi sanksi yang tegas bagi para pelanggar. Di Kota Tangerang, terdapat dua titik
check point atau penyekatan selama pemberlakuan PPKM darurat. Sebanyak 650 personel gabungan dari kepolisian, TNI, Satpol PP, serta Dinas Perhubungan Kota Tangerang diterjunkan dalam operasi tersebut.
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WORK is set to get underway next month to make improvements to Evesham town centre. The improvements will happen on Port Street and at the Waterside/Port Street Junction, as part of Worcestershire County Council’s plan to relieve congestion in the town centre. The works will include repaving the footways on Port Street, the reconfiguration of the area outside the former Talbot Pub, updating traffic signals at the Waterside/Port Street Junction, a new controlled pedestrian crossing across Waterside, the upgrade of traffic signals on Port Street and enhanced streetlighting. Councillor Ken Pollock, Worcestershire County Council’s Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Economy and Infrastructure, said: “The town centre improvements programme has made substantial changes to other areas in the county and it’s great that Evesham is next in line for some work.
WORKS to revamp Market Place in Redditch with new paving have now officially started. It s part of the Town Centre Improvement Programme, which aims to boost the local economy and make the historic centre look more attractive to visitors. The works include a full refresh of the paving at the junction of Evesham Walk & Market Place & down to Mercian Square. The paving will then link with previous improvement works on Alcester Street and Church Green East. As part of the scheme, works will also take place to replace the central drainage channel on Evesham Walk. Councillor Ken Pollock, Worcestershire County Council s Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Economy and Infrastructure, said: “The aim of the works is to help boost the local economy by making it more attractive for businesses and visitors – something that is always important but especially so during these difficult times.
An artist s impression of the new improvements to Market Place in Redditch MAJOR infrastructure projects and road maintenance schemes in Worcestershire - including one in Redditch - will go ahead during lockdown, the council has confirmed. Worcestershire County Council says works to refresh the paving at Market Place in Redditch will go ahead as planned. While the majority of the county council s road schemes were halted last March during the first lockdown, key milestones such as the installation and opening of Hams Way Footbridge over the A4440 Southern Link Road, completion of the Worcester town centre improvement works in Pump Street, the completion of works to tackle congestion in the Churchfields area of Kidderminster, and the opening of the refurbished Kidderminster Station have been delivered since restrictions were lifted back in June.