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SOLO, KOMPAS.com- A trader Pasar Legi Solo, Kristin (39), admitted that she was very disturbed by the sound of the blower above her kiosk.
According to him, the sound of the blower made it difficult for him to communicate with other traders.
In fact, Kristin didn’t even hear her cell phone ringing, there was an incoming call because of the loud sound of the blower.
“His voice (the blower) is too loud. So communication is difficult. Is he talking or not hearing? The incoming calls don’t hear me,” he said in Solo, Central Java, Monday (17/1/2022).
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In addition, other complaints that he feels are always getting splashed by water (tempias) when it rains and access to his stall is difficult.
He said he had to turn the market around to get in because the stall was at the back.
“Because parking has to be in one direction. Now, if I want to be a buyer, I ask for something practical, easy and fast. Why does it have to be complicated to turn around. It’s difficult unless he’s really loyal to me, he’s become my customer,” he said.
Therefore, he said, there must be a solution from the city government because it really interferes with his sales activities.
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So far, he has been depending on the income from selling basic needs in the market.
“Hopefully there will be a solution soon. The guardian here said he would find a solution. But not know when to meet him,” he said.
Director General of Human Settlements, Ministry of PUPR Diana Kusumastuti accompanied by the Mayor of Solo, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, during a review of the Legi Solo Market, Saturday (15/1/2022).-Kristin said that he had been selling at Legi Market for a long time. He continues his mother’s business, which has been selling at Legi Market since 1980.
Every day Kristin sells basic needs at Legi Solo Market from morning to evening.
“I have been selling since I was little. My mother is selling from the old market in the 80s until now. So it has been passed down from generation to generation. I am the second generation,” he said.
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Mayor of Solo Gibran Rakabuming Raka said that all traders’ complaints would be accommodated and a solution would soon be sought.
“The important thing is the market is new. Trade is more crowded, Solo’s economic activity is on the way again. The problem of permit dates, noisy fans, this problem can be while the important road is sik dodolan (sik sales),” said Gibran.
The plan in the near future will be installed soundproof so that the blower when it is turned on does not disturb the traders too much.
“For the short term, soundproofing will be installed. For the viewing, a canopy will be designed. The green building concept utilizes all elements,” he said.
Gibran added that the market inauguration will be held on February 20, 2022.
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The inauguration, whether carried out by President Jokowi or not, will still be waiting from the central government.
“Later, when the President, my ministers wait for the schedule later. He-he is very busy,” said President Jokowi’s eldest son.
As is known, the Legi Solo Market caught fire allegedly due to an electric short circuit in October 2018.
The traditional market which provides daily basic needs began to be built in November 2020.
The development uses the APBN worth Rp. 104 billion. Construction was completed on November 30, 2021.
Pasar Legi building consists of three floors. It has 306 kiosks, 2,190 stalls and 250 courtyards.
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