Pasokan Air Baku Kawasan Metropolitan Bandung Capai 7.800 liter per Detik

Bandung, (GNI)- Wakil Gubernur Jabar H. Dede Yusuf mengatakan bahwa, kondisi eksisting pasokan air baku di kawasan Metropolitan Bandung, masih kurang karena kebutuhan air baku di wilayah tersebut mencapai 7.800 liter per detik. Sementara itu, kapasitas terpasang atau penyediaan air baku yang dapat disediakan baru mencapai 3.374 liter per detik sehingga untuk memenuhi kebutuhan air baku masih kurang yaitu sebesar 3.500 liter per detik.

Terkait dengan kenyataan tersebut, Pemprov. Jabar berupaya mengantisipasi kekurangan tersebut. Salah satu upaya yang ditempuh adalah dengan mencari peluang investasi untuk membantu pembangunan sarana pemasok air baku, papar Wagub Jabar, H. Dede Yusuf yang dihubungi wartawan usai menerima tim investor dari Korea Selatan (Korsel) di Gedung Sate (27/5).

Wagub, dalam keterangannya lebih lanjut memaparkan dalam rangka memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat terhadap air baku, dibutuhkan adanya investasi yang besar yang untuk memenuhi kebutuhan tersebut, tidak mungkin semuanya dapat didanai oleh anggaran yang bersumber dari pemerintah karena anggaran yang terbatas.

Pemerintah, dengan dana yang bersumber dari APBN dalam rangka memfasilitasi kekurangan pasokan air baku hanya bisa mengalokasikan Rp.250 miliar atau sebesar 4% dari jumlah kebutuhan, padahal anggaran yang dibutuhkan untuk menuntaskan kebutuhan baku secara maksimal bisa mencapai Rp.50 triliun.Kehadiran investasi untuk memfasilitasi kekurangan pasokan air baku, nantinya dapat dialokasikan untuk kegiatan pengolahan dan pengadaan pipa.

Wagub, lebih lanjut memaparkan kondisi ketersediaan air baku di kawasan Bandung Metropolitan telah dilirik oleh investor dari Korsel yaitu K-Water yaitu perusahaan terbesar di Korea yang bergerak dalam pengembangan usaha pengolahan air baku.

Pertemuan hari ini, ujar Wagub jika investasi akan direalisasikan harus dilakukan proses Feasibility Studi (FS). Jika hasil FS yang ditempuh dalam waktu 4 bulan sampai 1 tahun berpeluang untuk dilanjut maka harus dilakukan MoU antara investor dengan Pemda baru setelah itu dapat dilakukan tender.

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March 27, 2012
12:18 am
#1 - AlexanderEx-minister’s AND ADVISOR TO THE GOV OF BAKU assets siiutcnrzedInvestigative committee freezes accounts of Mantelis and his best man; ND wants former PM Simitis to testifyA state committee set up to investigate money laundering yesterday called for the freezing of a Greek bank account belonging to Anastasios Mantelis, a former transport minister under the previous PASOK government who earlier this week admitted to accepting payments from the Greek branch of German electronics giant Siemens.The committee is to probe all the assets of the former minister, who on Thursday was banned from leaving the country and charged with “seeking to legalize revenues from criminal activity” after it emerged that some of the cash he received from Siemens Hellas between 1998 and 2000 had been spent on his son’s education.A cross-party financial committee is also seeking access to all the declaration of income statements (“pothen esches”) made by Mantelis during his political career.According to sources, the head of the anti-money-laundering committee, Stelios Grozos, has also frozen a Greek bank account in the name of Giorgos Tsougranis, Mantelis’s best man. It is thought that undetermined sums were transferred into this account from another account opened at a Swiss bank by Tsougranis under the code name “A Rocco.”Earlier this week, Mantelis testified that 200,000 German marks (around 100,000 euros) were deposited into Tsougranis’s Swiss account in November 1998 by Siemens Hellas. Documents related to the case suggest that cash deposited into the Swiss account had come from a slush fund used to pay off politicians and public officials to secure public contracts. Tsougranis is expected to be charged as an accomplice to money laundering over the next few days.In a related development, the main opposition New Democracy party called for Costas Simitis, who was premier when Mantelis was transport minister, to be summoned by the investigative committee. On Thursday, Simitis expressed “sadness and outrage” at Mantelis’s statement. Reacting to ND’s calls for Simitis to testify, government spokesman Giorgos Petalotis remarked, “Targeting specific individuals in order to create an impression can sometimes hinder the search to uncover the truth.”
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March 27, 2012
11:26 pm
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