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Summary

The video script discusses the ongoing issue of chaotic overhead cables in Bandung, which remain unaddressed by local authorities despite promises. These cables, which include internet service and electrical wires, not only detract from the city's aesthetics but also pose safety risks to pedestrians and motorists. Although the Bandung city government had planned to move these cables underground by 2015, progress has been slow. Efforts have been made in some areas, like Jalan Dago, but more work is needed across other parts of the city.

Takeaways

• ⚡ The chaotic overhead cables in Bandung city streets have been an ongoing issue, with promises from the local government to address them.
• 📅 Despite plans to organize the cables, there has been little visible progress by 2023.
• 📸 Tourists often pass through these streets, and the unsightly cables detract from the city's aesthetics.
• 🚶 The overhead cables pose a danger to pedestrians and road users, as they can cause accidents.
• 🧰 Many Bandung residents agree that the messy overhead cables are disruptive and hope the government will act quickly.
• 🚒 Incidents have occurred where large vehicles get entangled in the cables, leading to accidents like fires.
• 🌍 Urban planning experts suggest relocating the cables underground to enhance safety and the city's appearance.
• ⚙️ A regulation from 2013 required internet service providers to move their cables underground by 2015, but this has not been fully implemented.
• 🤝 Delays in cable relocation are due to the government's approach of using persuasion rather than strict enforcement.
• 🛠️ As of now, only 13 roads in Bandung are equipped with underground cable infrastructure, but the government is working on expanding this.

Q & A

What is the main issue addressed in the transcript regarding Bandung's streets?

The main issue is the presence of chaotic overhead cables in Bandung's streets, which have not been properly addressed by the local government despite previous promises.

Why are the overhead cables considered problematic for Bandung?

The overhead cables are seen as problematic because they reduce the aesthetic appeal of the city, pose potential dangers to pedestrians and road users, and are a concern for tourists who frequent Bandung.

What types of cables are mainly mentioned in the transcript?

The transcript mainly mentions fiber optic cables used by internet service providers and, to a lesser extent, electrical cables.

What potential dangers do the overhead cables pose to the public?

The overhead cables can be dangerous as they might cause accidents, such as large vehicles getting entangled and potentially causing fires, and they can also pose risks to pedestrians if they hang too low.

What solution is suggested by the urban planning expert from Universitas Islam Bandung?

The urban planning expert, Hani Burhanudin, suggests that the cables should be moved underground, which would improve the city's aesthetics and reduce risks associated with the cables.

What challenges does the Bandung city government face in relocating the cables underground?

The Bandung city government faces challenges such as the high costs associated with moving the cables underground and the need for a phased approach to implementation.

What regulation was introduced by the Bandung city government in 2013 concerning the overhead cables?

In 2013, the Bandung city government introduced a regulation requiring all internet service providers to relocate their overhead cables underground by 2015.

Why has the relocation of overhead cables in Bandung been delayed?

The relocation has been delayed due to a change in responsibility from a local government-owned enterprise (BUMD) to the Communication and Information Technology Office (Diskominfo) and the government's decision to use a persuasive rather than a legal approach to encourage compliance.

What progress has been made in relocating the overhead cables in Bandung as of 2023?

As of 2023, the government has relocated overhead fiber optic cables on Jalan Dago and is currently working on Jalan Riau, with plans to continue on 11 more streets.

What is the government's plan moving forward for the overhead cable issue in Bandung?

The government plans to continue developing underground infrastructure in additional streets while cutting down remaining overhead cables, with the goal of eventually covering all affected areas.