LABUHANBATU SELATAN | INDATANEWS.COM - Village infrastructure development must not be limited to reports on a desk. Labuhanbatu Selatan Regent Fery Sahputra Simatupang personally visited the site to ensure that construction was progressing according to plan and delivering tangible benefits to the community.
Fery Sahputra inspected the construction of a 400-meter concrete road in Teluk Panji II Village,
Kampung Rakyat Subdistrict, on Saturday, August 8, 2026. The field visit underscored the
Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government's attention to
infrastructure development extending into rural areas.
The regent's presence at the construction site also demonstrated the regional government's commitment to ensuring that infrastructure meets the needs of the community. The road currently under construction is expected to improve access for residents while supporting various social and economic activities.
Regent Ensures Development Meets Community Needs
Fery Sahputra directly reviewed the construction of the 400-meter concrete road at the site. He ensured that the project was progressing according to plan and that the infrastructure being built by the government genuinely addressed the needs of the community.
The field inspection also provided the regional government with an opportunity to directly monitor the progress of the project. Through a direct presence at the construction site, the government can assess the condition of the work while ensuring that its implementation is carried out properly.
"Infrastructure development must provide tangible benefits to the community. Therefore, we want to ensure that the work is carried out properly and in accordance with the needs of the people," Fery Sahputra said.
For village residents, good road conditions are about more than simply building physical infrastructure. Reliable road access is also essential for enabling people to carry out their daily activities smoothly, reach public services, transport their produce and goods, and maintain economic ties with other areas.
Therefore, the construction of the 400-meter concrete road in Teluk Panji II Village plays an important role in strengthening connectivity for the community. The infrastructure is expected to reduce mobility barriers while creating greater opportunities for residents to engage in economic activities.
The
Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government considers
infrastructure development an important component of promoting balanced regional development. Better roads are expected to facilitate people's mobility and generate positive impacts on social and economic activities.
During the inspection, Regent Fery Sahputra was accompanied by Kampung Rakyat Subdistrict Head Ali Brahamsar and the acting head of Teluk Panji II Village.
CONSTRUCTION TO MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS: Labuhanbatu Selatan Regent Fery Sahputra Simatupang ensures that the concrete road construction is carried out properly and in accordance with the needs of the community. (PHOTO: Jhon Fitra Sagala)
Village Infrastructure Strengthens Connectivity
Infrastructure development at the village level has strategic importance for balanced regional development. Progress should not only be visible in administrative centers but should also be directly felt by people in rural communities.
Well-developed roads make it easier for residents to carry out various activities. People can travel more smoothly, transport their produce and goods, access services, and maintain contact with communities in other areas.
Improving road quality can also support the community's economic activities. Better connectivity facilitates the transportation of goods and agricultural produce, thereby creating greater opportunities for residents to further develop their economic activities.
The construction of the concrete road in Teluk Panji II Village is part of the
Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government's efforts to strengthen connectivity between villages. The government is directing its development policy toward ensuring that the community can directly experience the benefits of infrastructure.
As part of regional development, connectivity is an important factor in reducing disparities between areas. Well-developed road infrastructure can help connect people in villages with public services and various economic centers.
The
Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government is also continuing to pursue development programs that have a concrete impact on people's lives. Every infrastructure project is expected not only to produce a physical facility but also to provide long-term benefits for residents.
IMPROVING ROAD CONNECTIVITY: Labuhanbatu Selatan Regent Fery Sahputra Simatupang emphasizes that the regional government will continue to promote development programs that directly improve connectivity and support community activities. (PHOTO: Jhon Fitra Sagala)
Development Must Deliver Tangible Benefits
Fery Sahputra emphasized that development in Labuhanbatu Selatan must be directly oriented toward the needs of the community. The regional government will continue to promote development programs that have a positive impact on connectivity and the daily activities of residents.
"The regional government will continue to promote development programs that directly contribute to improving connectivity and supporting community activities," he said.
The statement underscores the direction of infrastructure development in Labuhanbatu Selatan toward delivering concrete benefits to the community. The regional government wants to ensure that every development project provides added value to residents' lives and supports their activities.
The construction of the 400-meter concrete road in Teluk Panji II Village is an example of how the regional government is extending development to the village level. Development is not focused solely on urban areas or administrative centers but also takes into account the infrastructure needs of people living in rural regions.
For residents of Teluk Panji II, a better road is more than just a new concrete surface. The infrastructure raises hopes for easier mobility, smoother economic activities, and stronger connectivity for the village.
Better road access can also benefit residents in many aspects of their daily activities. People can travel more easily, transport their produce and goods, and reach various services and facilities they need more conveniently.
By directly inspecting the construction site, the Labuhanbatu Selatan regent is ensuring that infrastructure development is not handled solely as an administrative matter but also reflects the actual conditions and needs of the community on the ground.
The
Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government hopes that the construction of the concrete road will benefit the people of Teluk Panji II and support residents' activities in
Kampung Rakyat Subdistrict.
The development of village infrastructure is also part of the Labuhanbatu Selatan Regency Government's efforts to strengthen balanced regional development. With better connectivity, residents are expected to have easier access to their social and economic activities.
Ultimately, the construction of the 400-meter concrete road in Teluk Panji II Village is not merely a matter of physical infrastructure. Rather, the road is part of an effort to open access, facilitate mobility, and strengthen community activities at the village level.
(IDNC)REPORTER: Jhon Fitra Sagala | EDITOR: Fik Sagala