Ibu-Ibu Curhat ke Legislator Provinsi "Sepuluh kali saya jatuh dari motor lewati ini jalanan"

#tribuntimur #tribunviral #mothers #confessions #legislators #provensi #motorcycles #roads Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUNTIMUR.COM, WAJO - "I've fallen off my motorbike ten times on this road," said Lautang Village resident Hajjah Rosmawati to five members of the South Sulawesi Provincial DPRD (Regional People's Representative Council) for the Wajo-Soppeng electoral district during a dialogue on road construction in Lautang Village in Abbanuang Hamlet, Belawa District, Wajo Regency, Friday (July 17, 2026). "Especially when it rains, the damage is severe. I usually get a ride with teenagers in a motorcycle taxi," she explained. Tribun-Timur.com's observations showed residents facing off against legislators, including Sufriadi Arif, Suriadi Bohari, Sultan Tajang, Anarchie Arus Bakti, and Andi Ayoga Fadel Akbar. Also present were representatives from the Public Works Agency of the South Sulawesi Provincial Construction Agency, Head of the Road Preservation Section, ZN Ahmad Wildani; contractor Nindya Karya, Ilham; Belawa Sub-district Head Arif Rahman; Police Chief AKP Awal Syahrani; Lautang Village Head Rustan; community leaders, religious leaders, youth leaders, and other residents. Also present were members of the Wajo Regency Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) for electoral district III Belawa-Gilireng-Maniangpajo, Ibnu Hajar, and Andi Tri Sakti. In addition to their complaints, they urged the Provincial Government, through the DPRD, to expedite the road construction. The Lautang Village Road, on the Anabanua-Malake section, is included in the 2022-2027 Multi-Year Project (MYP) Package 4 program, located in Belawa Sub-district, Wajo Regency. Construction has now been halted. Although it has been allocated Rp 53.3 billion through a decree from the Governor of South Sulawesi, Andi Sudirman Sulaiman, for a length of 28.6 kilometers. "The point is, we're still waiting until the end of 2027. It must be completed," she asserted, wearing a gray hijab, to thunderous applause. Another resident, Sudirman, revealed that the banana tree planting occurred due to a misunderstanding. "The misunderstanding was because the budget and planning submitted indicated that Lautang Village was included in Package 4 of the MYP. But in the end, nothing was done," Sudirman said. "We think the residents of Lautang Village are being neglected, or rather, treated like stepchildren," he stressed. He also noted that the last road work in Lautang Village was done 30 years ago. "It's been a long time since this work was done. We can conclude that it was during the Soeharto era that the last attention was paid to it," Sudirman said over the microphone. Provincial Government Reveals Reasons Lautang Village Roads Aren't Worked on Despite Being Included in Package 4 of the South Sulawesi Governor's MYP The hopes of Lautang Village residents in Belawa District, Wajo Regency, for smooth roads this year have been dashed. The Anabanua-Malake section of the Lautang Village Road is included in the Multi-Year Project (MYP) Package 4 program. Construction has been halted. This is despite a budget of IDR 53.3 billion, covering a length of 28.6 kilometers, being allocated through a decree by the Governor of South Sulawesi, Andi Sudirman Sulaiman. This is because the budget for the Anabanua-Malake section is insufficient to complete the project up to the Sidrap Regency boundary (Wette Bridge). "The available budget only covers 22 kilometers. So, from Lakoro Hamlet to Wette Bridge, the road from Lakoro Hamlet to Wette Bridge is not covered," said ZN Ahmad Wildani, Head of the Road Preservation Section of the South Sulawesi Provincial Highways and Construction Agency, when met by Tribun-Timur.com after a dialogue with Lautang residents in Abbanuang Hamlet, Friday (July 17, 2026). He continued, explaining that the contract stipulates several aspects of the project, including reconstruction, periodic maintenance, and routine maintenance. "So, the budget is insufficient to cover Lautang Village as well," he emphasized. Therefore, of the planned length of the Anabanua-Malake section, over 6 kilometers remain unfinished. "It would be more appropriate to include it in the road construction budget, we'll discuss it later. According to the council, the design is budgeted in the revised budget (2026), while the work will be in the new budget (2027)," explained Dani. Meanwhile, Sufriadi Arif, a member of the Provincial DPRD present, revealed that two things were agreed upon during the meeting. "We have agreed on two things. First, there will be a temporary equalization of the remaining work on package 4 of the South Sulawesi Governor's MYP Program, specifically the 6-kilometer Anabanua-Malake section in Lautang Village," he said after a dialogue with residents, as interviewed by Tribun-Timur.com. He continued, explaining that the temporary equalization was carried ...