Jakarta Governor Orders Stalled JLNT Muara Karang Project Completed Within Three Months
The North Jakarta elevated road project, stalled since 2015, has been given a three-month completion target following a gubernatorial site directive.
The Governor of Jakarta has instructed that the long-stalled JLNT Muara Karang road project be continued and completed within a maximum of three months, as reported by ANTARA on 6 November 2026. The elevated road project in North Jakarta has been stalled since 2015, and the provincial Development Assistant has been assigned to lead and oversee the completion effort directly.
The directive was issued during an official site review of the project, with the three-month timeline communicated publicly as a firm target for completion of the remaining construction works.
The JLNT Muara Karang review took place alongside other high-level infrastructure inspections in Jakarta during the same period, including the Bitung Underpass, where a progress rate of 70.7 percent was announced, and the IPAL Zona 1 wastewater project, which was reported at 76 percent completion.