Kegiatan bersama yang digelar pada Sabtu (15/4) ini merupakan bagian dari serangkaian kegiatan bersama di pekan ketiga Ramadan. Kegiatan tersebut digelar di kawasan Babakan Madang, Sentul Bogor, berupa penanaman pohon di sepanjang aliran sungai di Desa Sumur Batu, Kecamatan Babakan Madang.

Penanaman 30 bibit pohon dilakukan oleh para jurnalis media yang peduli lingkungan bersama PPLI dengan dukungan Dinas Tanaman Pangan, Hortikultura dan Perkebunan Kabupaten Bogor. Wartawan Pakuan Raya, Age Teriskhova mengatakan, momen Ramadhan ini merupakan momen untuk menebar kebaikan, termasuk kepada alam. AJPLI merasa bahwa alam juga perlu diperhatikan selama Ramadhan. Penanaman pohon ini juga dilakukan untuk menjaga kelestarian dan mencegah terjadinya longsor di sepanjang sungai.

Menanggapi kegiatan AJPLI, Manajer Humas PPLI Arum Tri Pusposari mengapresiasi kegiatan ini. Arum mengatakan bahwa kegiatan ini sejalan dengan program lingkungan yang menjadi perhatian utama PPLI. PPLI selalu mendukung kegiatan lingkungan seperti ini.

Arum manambahkan bahwa PPLI sebelumnya juga telah melakukan kegiatan berupa diskusi lingkungan dengan mahasiswa dari Pengurus Delegasi Environment International Conference (CEI) di Jakarta, santunan anak yatim piatu dan pembagian paket Lebaran kepada masyarakat sekitar perusahaan sebanyak lebih dari 3.800 paket.

Bahkan dalam kegiatan penanaman pohon ini, PPLI dan AJPLI juga mengadakan kegiatan santunan anak yatim piatu. Koresponden Inews Bogor Cahyat Supriyatna menambahkan bahwa dalam kegiatan ini anak-anak yatim juga diperkenalkan kepada pentingnya menjaga lingkungan yang bersih dan sehat. (ATP)

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Public awareness of properly disposing of household waste is still far away. Some people in big cities, who are mostly educated people, also do not guarantee that they will not do something disgraceful to the environment.

One of them is the behavior of some residents on the banks of the river, they consider the most practical way to get rid of household waste by throwing it into the watershed. They are not aware that this behavior will cause problems when the rainy season arrives.

The garbage that is thrown into the river turns out to be various, not only plastic or rice wrap, but also used tires, mattresses, cupboards to electronic devices such as televisions, batteries and lamps that are no longer used. They are not aware that electronic goods are hazardous waste that can endanger human lives.

Seeing this, the hazardous waste management company PT Prasadha Pamunah Limbah Industri (PPLI) initiated the collaborative program “GEBER for Clean Ciliwung”. Geber is an abbreviation of joint movement. A term for an activity that is carried out together or collaboratively.

This was stated by the PR Manager of PPLI, Arum Tri Pusposari to the media on the sidelines of the activities of Geber Ciliwung at Rindam Jaya headquarters, Saturday (18/6). The Geber Ciliwung activity lasted for three days starting on June 16 and ending on June 18.

Geber Ciliwung, continued Arum, is a corporate social activity by taking the momentum of World Environment Day which falls on June 5. At the same time, we welcome the 495th anniversary of DKI Jakarta on June 22 and the 28th anniversary of PPLI.

In mutual cooperation activities involving various stakeholders including the Jaya Regional Military Command, DKI Environmental Agency, DKI Highways Agency, DKI Food Security, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Office, DKI Tourism and Culture Office, humanitarian agency Indonesia Care, and the Nusantara Volunteer Brigade. A number of plantings were also carried out., the Jakarta mascot fruit tree, and released 495 fish seeds in the Ciliwung river.

Attending the activity, which was originally inviting the Governor of DKI Anies Baswedan but was unable to attend, started with a land survey of community service activities by KASDAM and Aster Kodam Jaya, then roaming the river from under the TB Simatupang bridge to pier II Rindam Jaya.

A number of officials took part in the river crossing, including Kasdam Kodam Jaya, Head of the DKI LH DKI, President Director of PT PPLI Yoshiaki Chida. After arriving at Rindam Jaya, there was a symbolic handover of several large 600 liter capacity trash bins to a number of environmental administrators on the banks of the Ciliwung river.

Then the event closed with an environmental discussion organized by the Alliance of Environmentally Concerned Journalists (AJPI) with the title “Ciliwung River, A Sinking Potential”. (atp)

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