“So, there will be a mass action to overcome the issue of waste, from upstream to downstream,” Gilang Rahma, a Pandawara member, told the press after a meeting with President Prabowo here on Tuesday.
Pandawara will go all out in carrying out the massive movement to address waste, he emphasized.
During the meeting, he said, President Prabowo lauded the social movement carried out by the group of five young men from Bandung to deal with the problem of waste in the country.
Pandawara considers the appreciation as additional motivation to continue to serve the public, he added.
President Prabowo also advised the group to remain committed and enthusiastic in carrying out their mission.
“A special request from the President for us to keep going and remain committed. That is number one priority,” Rahma added.
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