Combiendetemps News Combiendetemps News
/home / international / Pramono Anung Demands More Lactation...
INTERNATIONAL

Pramono Anung Demands More Lactation Rooms Across Jakarta

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung discusses public facilities at City Hall.

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung discusses public facilities at City Hall.

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung acknowledged that lactation rooms in public facilities and office buildings across the capital are not yet optimal. The Jakarta provincial government will now push for these spaces in every newly constructed public area.

The governor spoke at the Jakarta City Hall on Monday. He stated that he had received much feedback regarding the lack of proper breastfeeding facilities in public spaces and municipal offices.

"I have received a lot of input that lactation rooms in offices, especially, and also public facilities owned by Jakarta are indeed not yet optimal," Pramono said.

According to Pramono, the administration has begun adding these rooms to newer public facilities. He pointed to the recently inaugurated Nyi Ageng Serang Library as an example of a venue equipped with proper nursing facilities. He noted that as a global city, Jakarta must prepare such services.

The governor emphasized that the provision of lactation spaces will be a priority for the government moving forward. He believes that every new public development needs to include facilities that are comfortable and welcoming for mothers and their children.

Based on his statement, the expansion of these facilities will become a requirement for anyone looking to open a public space in the city. The initiative is part of a larger plan to ensure the capital serves its citizens well.

Pramono stated that the availability of these spaces is essential to make Jakarta a child-friendly province. The city must become a safe and comfortable place for the young and their families.

// TOPICS
#pramono_anung #jakarta #public_facilities #lactation_rooms #pemprov_dki #city_planning
Senior Journalist - National Politics & Economy Specialist

Michael Anderson is a senior journalist with more than 15 years of experience covering Indonesian political and economic dynamics. His expertise in analyzing government policies, legislative issues, and macroeconomic trends makes him a primary reference for readers seeking accurate and in-depth information. He has covered various major events including elections, cabinet sessions, international economic conferences, and exclusive interviews with key national figures.