Problems at PIK 2

SUGIANTO Kusuma’s ambition to develop Pantai Indah Kapuk 2 (PIK 2) as a tourism area in Jakarta has long been in the making. Through Agung Sedayu Group, the man known as Aguan began constructing PIK 2 in 2011. Near their land lies a mangrove forest and other state-owned areas. Aguan claims that the forest is poorly maintained and has been damaged by erosion.

He envisions transforming the area into an ecotourism destination. Agung Sedayu&rs

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