The Capital city of Indonesia will Move from Jakarta to Palangkaraya ?

The Capital city of Indonesia will move from Jakarta to Palangkaraya ?.
Jakarta, with all traffic jam problems, is considered unable to carry the status as the capital of Indonesia. In the long term, the government encouraged capital to move into a new area is better.
Vice Chairman of Commission II Ganjar Pranowo said the government capital should be moved to Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, in accordance with the plan of former President Sukarno.
"Palangkaraya is good place. Good good space, the area is flat, there is no earthquake. This transfer will stimulate regional economic growth," he said when contacted Kompas.com Ganjar, Wednesday (28/07/2010) yesterday.
Latest Earthquake Zoning Map of the Public Works Ministry, which was launched recently did show that Borneo is a relatively safe area of the earthquake compared to Java and Sumatra.
Similar conveyed the young leaders of the Golkar Party Ferry Mursyidan Baldan. "It could be considered if you want to take a place in Borneo. I think there is still enough land there. If prepared, this could answer many (issues)," he said.
Ferry asserted, the removal of government capital must be planned carefully and is a long term program. However, Ferry asserted, the transfer of capital is not the only solution memeratakan population and development.
The capital of the proposed transfer to Borneo also voiced Andrinof Chaniago of Team Vision Indonesia in 2033. Kalimantan, which is adjacent to a number of countries, like Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore, is considered strategic because it is not too Andrinof to the West or East.
Meanwhile, environmentalists live A Sonny Keraf, who is also professor at the University of Atma Jaya, Jakarta, capital city government should be located in eastern Indonesia. "Politically, capital transfer out of Java and eastern Indonesia will immediately shift the epicenter of the national development of the western part of Java and Indonesia," Sonny said in his writings "Move Capital City" in the Wednesday edition of the Kompas Daily yesterday.