Makassar Customs and Excise Office has intercepted 505,162 illegal cigarettes during Operation Gurita across five South Sulawesi districts between April and June 2025. Learn more.
The Muara Bungo Sub-regional Police destroyed seven illegal gold mining rafts in Sungai Buluh and Tanjung Menanti, Rimbo Tengah District, Bungo Regency, Jambi Province.
A fire accompanied by several explosions broke out at a suspected illegal fuel hoarding warehouse in Bukittinggi, West Sumatra. Learn more.
Saudi Arabian authorities arrested two Indonesian citizens for suspected involvement in organizing unauthorized Hajj pilgrimages. Read more.
The Indonesian National Police (INP)’s Directorate of Special Crimes has raided two illegal storage facilities for hazardous chemicals containing cyanide in Surabaya and Pasuruan, East Java.
Soekarno Hatta Airport Sub-regional Police in Tangerang, Banteng, have again foiled the departure of 36 would-be Hajj pilgrims attempting to travel illegally using non-Hajj visas.
Soekarno-Hatta Airport (Soetta) Sub-regional Police thwarted the departure of 10 prospective non-procedural (illegal) hajj pilgrims at the Soetta International Terminal Airport.
The Soekarno-Hatta International Airport City Sub-regional Police prevented the departure of 10 illegal Hajj pilgrims attempting to travel to Saudi Arabia using work visas.
Jakarta Deputy Governor Rano Karno condemned the actions of a neighborhood unit for issuing a circular requesting Eid Al-Fitr holiday allowances, locally known as THR, from local businesses. Learn more.
Barelang Sub-regional Police in Riau Islands have foiled the illegal departure of 24 Indonesian migrant workers between October and November 2024. Learn more!
Minister for Migrant Workers Protection (PPMI) Abdul Kadir Karding revealed on Saturday (16/11/2024) that over five million Indonesian migrant workers (PMI) are working illegally abroad. Learn more!
The Financial Services Authority revealed that illegal online loan, locally known pinjol, services continue to proliferate despite numerous closures, as their servers are often located overseas.
