Jakarta to Gradually Renovate and Remove Aging Pedestrian Bridges
The Jakarta Provincial Government has announced a phased plan to renovate and remove aging pedestrian bridges (JPO) across the city. Some renovation work is scheduled to begin in early 2027, with demolition efforts planned for October to November 2026.
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