Jakarta -The hole at Pancoran Flyover, South Jakarta (South Jakarta), has repeatedly taken victims of accidents. The hole is closed now, but people are worried that the road hole will exist again. It is known, a single motorcycle accident occurred during the Pancoran fly on Friday (9/19). The woman with the initials Rm, 31, avoids the hole and then falls into the road divider. “According to evidence, a motorcycle vehicle was driving to the west to the West on Jalan Mt Haryono in the South Jakarta area,” Kasubdit Gakkum Dito Jaya Akbp Ojo Ruslani told reporters on Friday (9/19/2025). Browse to continue with the contents of the incident, occurred earlier around 06.30 WIB. When he arrived on the scene, the victim was suspected of being careful when he avoided potholes. “Then he swung to the right and crashed into the road divider concrete,” Ojo said. Due to the accident, the vehicle’s vehicle was damaged. The victim also sustained injuries to the forehead and teeth. “The driver sustained injuries and then took to Budhi Asih Hospital to get medical treatment,” he said. Three accidents victims of accidents because the hole in the Pancoran fly is not just RM, but there are also two other people. Information on accidents experienced by RM was delivered to TMC Pansda Metro Jaya, at 06.15 WIB, on Friday (19/9). The accident occurred at the Pancoran review that led to Kuningan, South Jakarta. Meanwhile, a motorcycle driver has a loss of control on Jalan Mt Haryono, according to the information delivered at TMC Pansda Jaya, at 07.45 WIB, a loss of control on Jalan Mt Haryono, exactly the Pancoran fly loss in the direction of Kuningan South Jakarta. Three accidents occurred at the Pancoran fly, South Jakarta, which was allegedly due to the surface of the potholes. Bina Marga who plastered the road that jeopardizes the driver. (Doc Bina Marga South Jakarta) After a few hours, a single motorcycle accident occurred again at the Flyoverpancoran. In this accident, a female motorcyclist with the initials Rm, 31, crashed into a road divider. “According to evidence, a motorcycle vehicle was driving to the West on Jalan Mt Haryono in the South Jakarta area in front of a traffic accident,” Kasubdit Gakkum Dito Jaya Akbp Ojo Ruslani told reporters on Friday (19/9). Bina Marga closes the South Jakarta Bina Marga Office Hole which plastered the road that is reported to jeopardize the driver. Bina Marga claims to have closed the hole in the same place three times. “We closed the hole immediately. But for this location, we have closed it three times,” said Kasudin Bina Marga South Jakarta, Rifki Rismal, Friday (9/19/2025). According to Rifki, it is thought that the rise of a hole has something to do with the construction of the extension joint in the fly. The road surface of the Pancoran overfly is often potholes so that the patch is done many times. “The location of the right point next to the extension joint. So we suspect that there is a connection with the extension joint,” he explained. He argued that his party coordinated with the DKI Jakarta provincial Bina Marga office as the holder of the authority of the maintenance of the fly. Rifki hopes that permanent improvements can be made immediately to no longer cause victims. “We coordinated with the provincial Bina Marga office to check as well as permanent improvement,” he said. Residents are worried that the hole has followed the officers again, the hole in the Pancoran fly, South Jakarta, closed, causing an accident to kill the driver. But locals said holes often reappear, albeit repaired. The recognition was conveyed by Rahmat, 47,. According to him, new holes usually appear for two to three months after repairs. “Not long after the hole, 2 months, 3 months, weather hole. It’s so fast, so sorry. People from here don’t know that there’s a hole above,” Rahmat said when he met around the Pancoran fly, South Jakarta, Saturday (9/20/2025). Rahmat hopes the Padgat in the Pancoran review is permanently restored. He also represented the existence of lighting and signs on the spot. “Must be installed so that it is not dark so that it is not by accident. The hole is permanently patched. If not, it will happen again. Especially if the rainy season,” he said. Another resident, Udin, 40, also hopes that improvements will be permanently executed so that the hole does not exist again. “Yes, so, often holes, pecked later, don’t know why it can,” Udin says. Udin said the hole usually appears three to four months after he was patched. According to him, this condition put the driver at risk. “Yes, it takes at least a long time, about 3-4 months was hollow again,” he said. “To be permanently lost, the problem is dangerous. Very often holes, just outside the hole,” he added. (AIK/FAS)
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