DELI SERDANG | INDATANEWS.COM ~ The Deli Serdang Regency government has officially launched a renovation program for uninhabitable houses (RTLH) in Paya Itik, Galang District, North Sumatra.
The initiative aims to enhance residents' living conditions. The first groundbreaking ceremony took place on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, led personally by Deputy Regent Lom Lom Suwondo.
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Renovation Aligned with the "Berjemur" Community Program
This initiative runs alongside the Berjemur program ("Working Meets the Community"), which provides residents a platform to voice concerns regarding housing, infrastructure, and general welfare. Locals in Paya Itik have warmly welcomed the district government's focus on the urgently needed home renovations.
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Ngapuli Barus, a resident, expressed gratitude for the program while highlighting ongoing economic challenges. Most households rely on plantation agriculture, but limited land and resources often result in unstable incomes.
"This house renovation means a lot to us. It not only improves our living conditions but also motivates us to maintain our homes," Barus said.Government Emphasizes Sustainable Development
Read Also:Deputy Regent Lom Lom Suwondo stressed that the Deli Serdang government will continue supporting the renovation of uninhabitable houses in collaboration with the community. Resident participation is considered crucial to ensuring long-term success.

Read Also:In addition to housing renovations, officials also inspected the condition of educational facilities at SD Negeri 104279 Paya Itik elementary school. The groundbreaking ceremony and school infrastructure review highlight the government's commitment to improving the quality of life through both housing and community development.
"We are committed to supporting this development evenly. Renovation is not just about houses but also the well-being of the residents. We hope this program brings real benefits to the people of Paya Itik," the Deputy Regent stated. (IDNC)
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