00:00Promises remain promises, rolling blackouts continue in South Sulawesi.
00:08The Promise of PT. PLN Main Distribution Unit for South Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi, and West Sulawesi
00:15to resolve the problem of rolling blackouts in a number of areas in South Sulawesi on September 5, 2026, it turned out not to be proven.
00:25As of Tuesday, September 8, 2026, rolling blackouts were still occurring in several areas in South Sulawesi, including Makassar City.
00:37The public also urged PLN to immediately find a solution and keep its promise to end the rolling blackouts in a number of areas in South Sulawesi.
00:46which has been happening since the end of last August.
00:50Waves of protests over the disruption of electricity supply in South Sulawesi continue to emerge.
00:56To the KDinesia.TV coverage team, Maulana Yusdianto, who is a youth figure in Makassar City,
01:03emphasized that PLN's reasons regarding infrastructure maintenance indicate weak managerial planning.
01:11According to him, it not only has a direct impact on household activities,
01:15Rolling power outages also impact business actors, public services, and community economic activities.
01:23It is truly sad that PLN, which made a promise to stop rolling blackouts, has not lived up to our expectations.
01:35This means that PLN has lied to the people of South Sulawesi today.
01:41Yesterday, it went viral that a member of the Indonesian House of Representatives announced that there would be no more power outages on the 5th.
01:48rotating in South Sulawesi,
01:49but it turns out it still exists today.
01:53Ready.
01:53PLN should review itself, considering that every year there will definitely be a drought.
02:02PLN should have anticipated what PLN should do.
02:07to anticipate drought or natural events that could disrupt electricity in South Sulawesi.
02:15Secondly, PLN should be honest.
02:18What is the current situation?
02:21Maybe because of lack of money or lack of something, saying that.
02:26Don't sacrifice society just for someone else's sake.
02:29One of them is probably because it is said that PLN's coal doesn't exist.
02:34Or maybe it's hard to buy it.
02:37PLN, we are your consumers.
02:40We were a day late paying due to fines.
02:44You turn off the electricity at will without any compensation.
02:50Moreover, if you turn off the electricity this month, next month's payments will definitely increase.
02:55Thank You.
02:57Meanwhile, when contacted by the coverage team in Indonesia,
03:02PLN admitted that it is continuing its efforts to ensure that electricity conditions can return to normal as soon as possible.
03:09PLN said that the current load regulation occurred because the Sulbaksel system was able to supply power.
03:16is experiencing technical and maintenance problems at private power plants.
03:20Which results in the power supply being below the system requirements.
03:27Thank you for watching!
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