Wali Kota Tasikmalaya mengumumkan penurunan jumlah penduduk miskin di kota tersebut.

By Jurnalis Berita

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TASIKMALAYA, Thecuy.com – There is good news from Tasikmalaya City. The poverty rate has dropped. From 10.84 percent to 9.34 percent.

The decline amounts to 1.5 percentage points. In political rhetoric, this could be called an achievement. But viewed through the statistical lens, it requires further scrutiny.

For the poor, the primary question is simple: when the poverty rate falls, does my wallet get thicker?

Electric rickshaws aid arrives again, 250 units, while battery charging facilities are still being designed by Tasikmalaya City Government. Asep MP is present, but his voice is absent!

This illustrates the difference between reading numbers and experiencing reality. Mayor of Tasikmalaya Viman Alfarizi Ramadhan says the decline is the result of joint hard work.

The government is working. The community plays a role. Everyone moves as one. It’s a good sentence. That’s how government should work, truly.

It’s impossible for the mayor alone to lift citizens out of poverty. Unless poverty comes in the form of a sack of rice that can be carried by one person.

However, there is something interesting. When the poverty rate falls, who feels it first? Is it the small traders whose business is starting to thrive? The daily laborers who now find work more easily? The families who were once worried about school fees and can now breathe a sigh of relief? Or does the figure first ascend the podium, get photographed, and then be announced to the public?

The Dadaha parking lot needs to be inspected for at least a month to determine its potential and revenue targets. The appointment of the Board of Supervisors of RSUD dr Soekardjo Tasikmalaya could be legally void; the City Government is advised to re-recruit.

How many poor residents decreased? How many families saw their income increase? How many people secured new jobs? We must ensure that while the figures race ahead, people’s welfare does not remain at a walking pace.

Viman himself highlighted seven priority programs aimed at boosting community welfare. Their names sound promising.

Ada Tasik Resik. Tasik Nyaman. Tasik Melayani. Tasik Religius. Tasik Gemas. Tasik Pelak. Dan Tasik Pintar.

The city is cleaned up. The surroundings are made comfortable. Public services are upgraded. Spiritual life is reinforced. Residents are invited to adopt a healthy lifestyle. The local economy receives a boost. Education receives attention.

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