A heated debate in Jakarta has emerged regarding the transformation of a small plot of land in South Kedoya into a padel court. In July, locals discovered plans to replace the village’s sole public football field with a pay-to-play court for the increasingly popular racquet sport. The reactions were immediate, with protest banners and social media posts expressing discontent. Residents like Suhardian, 34, voiced concerns about the impact on the community, emphasizing the field’s historical significance for football. Football coach Sumiran highlighted the field’s constant use by various teams throughout the week, underscoring its importance to local sports enthusiasts.

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