Ancient-style buildings that fall into the actual cultural heritage including the protected object, but the walls are peeling a lot, its roof torn, its European-style ornaments are now broken. Not to mention the street vendors who make it look shabby.
It is unfortunate, but the Old City was once an elite area where the Dutch royal residence and the center of colonial administration.
In response to these conditions, the Head of Culture and Tourism Establishments, Arie Budiman, said the Old City maintenance entirely not the responsibility of Provincial Government of DKI.
Ariel explained, specifically in the area of Old Town, provincial government is only responsible for maintaining Fatahillah Museum, Maritime Museum, Puppet Museum, and Museum of Ceramics, the rest are foreign owned.
"Well, this is now how to grow their awareness of it, including the Old City in order to keep the environment clean and beautiful," he said.
He also said that if the owner of the old buildings are included in the cultural heritage remains adamant not to do repairs, it could have imposed sanctions.
"Clearly there is no penalty because there are rules about Heritage. Kepengelolaan Sanctions may takeover," he said.
Besides the lack of intention of asset owners, Arie also revealed that the central government also has no awareness of the importance of this heritage.
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