US EditionJakarta volunteers hit the road to sweep away sneaky nail traps
- A volunteer team in Jakarta cleared hidden hazards from main roads, collecting metal debris like nails and bolts using iron bars and magnets.
- The volunteer team covered half a kilometer and removed approximately 250 grams of metal pieces each morning, according to Siswanto.
- Since 2010, volunteers have collected 4 tons of nail traps in Jakarta and surrounding areas to improve street safety.
- Siswanto expressed concern about the intentional spreading of nails, stating it damages people's tires and increases accidents.
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Tire Trap Terror Sparks Volunteer Movement in Jakarta
Tire trap terror has pushed Jakarta residents to take action as dangerous metal fragments continue to litter the city’s busy roads. Locals in Indonesia’s capital city say vandals are deliberately scattering nails, bolts, and umbrella parts to cause vehicle damage—and possibly target unsuspecting drivers for criminal purposes. In response, a growing group of volunteers known as Sapu Bersih (Clean Sweep) has mobilized to clean up these hazardous t…
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Jakarta volunteers hit the road to sweep away sneaky nail traps
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