PAM JAYA Addresses Water Pipe Leak in Antasari, Jakarta
A leak in a 46-year-old water pipe in Antasari has prompted PAM JAYA to implement emergency measures, including deploying water tankers and planning pipe replacements. This incident highlights the urgent need for infrastructure renewal in Jakarta's water supply system.

PAM JAYA has identified two leaking points in a PVC pipe located under the Antasari overpass, with the pipe dating back to the 1980s. The water line, serving the Cilandak Water Treatment Plant established in 1977, has experienced leaks due to its age and continuous pressure from water flow.
In response, PAM JAYA plans to install two new valves to isolate the leak before replacing the damaged pipe, which cannot utilize their Revi Pipe technology due to the pipe's large size. Affected areas include seven neighborhoods and various commercial buildings.
The company is also deploying water tankers to support residents during repairs. This situation underlines the critical need for updating aging water infrastructure in Jakarta.




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